Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tuck-up
verb
/tʌk ʌp/
Definition
To pull or fold something into a more compact position; to secure or fasten tightly.
Examples
- She decided to tuck up her dress to make it easier to walk through the mud.
- After the meal, he neatly tucked up the tablecloth before leaving the restaurant.
- To avoid tripping, he always tucks up his laces before running.
Meaning
The term ‘tuck-up’ refers to the act of arranging or securing an item by folding or tucking it in, making it neater and often more portable.
Synonyms
- Fold
- Secure
- Arrange
- Fasten
