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tuck out

tuck out verb: to feast.

Verb

tuck out (third-person singular simple present tucks out, present participle tucking out, simple past and past participle tucked out)

  1. (archaic, intransitive, Old West) to feast
    • We were tucking out until nightfall.
  2. (intransitive) to dangle free; to be untucked
    • His shirt tucked out between his legs.
  3. (Philippines, transitive) to untuck clothes (such as a shirt or topcloths)
    • He tucked out his polo (dress shirt) but not his undershirt.

Antonyms of tuck out

Forms of tuck out

third-person singular presenttucks out
present participletucking out
past participletucked out
pasttucked out

Questions about tuck out

What does tuck out mean?
Tuck out means to feast.
What part of speech is tuck out?
Tuck out is a verb.
What is the past tense of tuck out?
The past tense of tuck out is tucked out.

Words near tuck out in the dictionary

  1. tuck away
  2. tuck box
  3. tuck boxes
  4. tuck in
  5. tuck into
  6. tuck out
  7. tuck pointing
  8. tuck shop
  9. tuck shop arm
  10. tuck shop arms
  11. tuck shop lady arm

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