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Tuck away   /tək əwˈeɪ/   Listen
Tuck away

verb
1.
Eat up; usually refers to a considerable quantity of food.  Synonyms: put away, tuck in.






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"Tuck away" Quotes from Famous Books



... and pray for their souls, and while he's at this pious exercise, Father Dominic will dig up a bottle of old wine that's too good for a nut like Brother Anthony, and we'll sit on a bench in the mission garden in the shade of the largest bougainvillea in the world and tuck away the wine. Between tucks, Father Dominic will inquire casually into the state of my soul, and the information thus elicited will scandalize the old saint. The only way I can square myself is to go into the chapel with them and give thanks for ...
— The Pride of Palomar • Peter B. Kyne

... was named Otis and the other was Bradford, or Brad for Short. Otis was the Boy who took the Affirmative side on Friday Afternoon. Ote firmly believed that Learning was the most valuable Asset that a Man could tuck away. Brad was for the Money End of the Game, but when he got up to make his Talk his Vocabulary would become jammed up and caught crossways in the Flue and teacher would motion him back to his Seat. Otis, however, could tell in well-chosen Phrases ...
— People You Know • George Ade



Words linked to "Tuck away" :   eat up, finish, polish off, eat



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