tucker

Tucker broke off a piece of bread.

put on my best bib and tucker for the reception.

"Where's that jolly jumbuck you've got in your tucker-bag?

Bill put on his best bib and tucker and booked a table at a top restaurant for a romantic dinner.

In one trial, a white, goateed, middle-aged man came up as most resembling the young black comedian Chris Tucker — and onlookers exclaimed, "You know, I can see that."

I'm feeling tuckered out after a long day at work.

He's a real bush tucker expert.

I need a good tucker to refuel after this workout.

The hiker packed some tucker for the long trek.

The trucker stopped at a roadside tucker to grab a quick meal.

The campers cooked up some tucker over the campfire.

The Aussie barbie is known for serving delicious tucker.

She's a fantastic cook and always serves up top-notch tucker.

The picnic basket was filled with tasty tucker for the outing.

They stop for naps, though the adults seem more tuckered out than their offspring.

Hey, you. Hey, you. Boy, I'm kind of tuckered out.

" Plum tuckered out, that's what's the matter. They need a rest."

I'm a little tuckered out myself, so I will see you all in the morning.

You know, he just woke up from a nap, so… he will probably tucker out in a couple of hours.

But, the only time you will hear that word is in " I'm tuckered out" .

Now, " tucker" is a verb, and it means " to exhaust" , to use all of the energy.

" I'm plumb tuckered out, lifting rocks up there" .

Number 4, Spanx or tummy tuckers.

We do see Lady Bridgerton appropriately wearing a tucker in this scene.