tuck
/tʌk/Definitions
1. noun
a fold or foldback, especially in the fabric of a garment
“She tucked the blanket tightly around her shoulders.”
2. verb
to fold or press something in order to make it neater or more compact, or to put something in a position where it is hidden or secure
“He tucked the loose ends of the rope under the pile of wood.”
3. verb
to put or push something somewhere, especially in a small or hidden place
“She tucked the small gift under the pillow for her sister to find.”
4. noun
a movement in figure skating or ice dancing where the skater brings one or both arms and the free leg into a tucked position
“The skater performed a beautiful tuck in the ice dance routine.”
5. verb
to make (something, especially a part of the body) bend or curve in, often in order to protect it or make it more comfortable
“The athlete tucked her knee up to her chest to stretch her back.”