VERB
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eat up; usually refers to a considerable quantity of food
My son tucked in a whole pizza
How To Use tuck away In A Sentence
- Now there are savings and investment schemes which allow you either to put in a lump sum or tuck away regular savings.
- You don't want a pack that 's too heavy or awkward to tuck away.
- Garrett was sitting down at his desk, rereading notes he had found stuck away in a drawer.
- Do you think they tuck away underneath our bottoms? Times, Sunday Times
- How much should you tuck away for a rainy day?
- Not that Home has much hope of appealing to popular taste stuck away on BBC Four, of course.
- Every member of the family can now tuck away either ￡9 or ￡18 a month in one of these savings plans.
- Fill your freezer, stock up your cupboards and tuck away some treats to make the best of the festive season. The Sun
- The boy can tuck away a lot of food in one meal.
- The extra income has meant Phillippa can tuck away the rent.
