tuck-in

English

noun

Definitions

(informal) A hearty meal.
The process of putting a child to bed and tucking the covers around them.

Etymology

Compound from English tuck + English in (not, used to form chemical names of proteins, in, negative, compound-forming suffix, inch, neutral chemical compound, etc).

Origin

English

Gloss

not, used to form chemical names of proteins, in, negative, compound-forming suffix, inch, neutral chemical compound, etc

Concept

Semantic Field

Miscellaneous function words

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Cognates and derived terms

6in4 English
add-in English
bail in English
brethren-in-law English
come in English
end in English
grid-in English
in English
in-flight English
in-footed English
in-state English
inHg English
inband English
inbetwixt English
inblown English
inborne English
inbound English
inbox English
inbreath English
inburnt English
inburst English
inclearing English
incross English
indeed English
indegree English
indrift English
indriven English
infill English
inframe English
ingate English
ingoer English
ingoing English
inkneed English
inlane English
inlier English
inlink English
inly English
inmeats English
innie English
inpatient English
inplane English
inrun English
inshave English
inshoot English
insole English
insomuch English
insooth English
inspan English
instead English
instealing English
instore English
instroke English
insucking English
inswinging English
inswung English
intext English
into English
intoed English
intown English
inward English
inwards English
inwash English
inwicking English
inworld English
live-in English
mixin English
opt-in English
pintuck English
plugin English
puss in a bag English
retuck English
therein English
thereinunder English
tuck English
tuckable English
tuckaway English
tucker English
untuck English
wherein English
within English
in Norwegian Bokmål
in Norwegian Nynorsk
in Middle English
tuken Middle English
อิน Thai
inin Cebuano