Phrasal verbs starting with "tuck"

To put something in a hidden, safe, or out-of-the-way place; also used of places that are remote or hard to find, and informally of eating h

To make someone comfortable in bed by pulling the covers around them, or to start eating enthusiastically.

To eat something eagerly and with obvious enjoyment.

To pull fabric (especially a shirt) out from a waistband so it hangs loose.

To make someone comfortable and snug in bed, or to draw one's legs up into a tucked position.