tucked (away or in) (Meaning)

tucked (away or in)

No meaning found for this word.

The cozy cottage was tucked away in a secluded valley, hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Precious family heirlooms were tucked away in a cedar chest, preserving cherished memories.
A tiny flower shop was tucked into a corner of the bustling market, its fragrant blooms beckoning customers.
The village nestled along the riverbank, its houses tucked amidst towering trees and lush greenery.
The secret passageway was cleverly tucked behind a bookcase, revealing a hidden chamber.
A small treasure was tucked away in the attic, its value unknown to all but the owner.
The childhood photographs were lovingly tucked into a scrapbook, preserving precious moments for generations to come.
The library's rare book collection was tucked away in a climate-controlled room, protected from the ravages of time.
The stolen jewelry was cunningly tucked inside a hollowed-out book, escaping the notice of authorities.
The family pet found a cozy spot to nap, tucked away under the covers of a warm bed.

ate, put away,consumed,put down, gobbled (up or down), picked (at), licked, chewed, mouthed (down), partook (of)

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The cozy cottage was tucked away in a secluded valley, hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Precious family heirlooms were tucked away in a cedar chest, preserving cherished memories.

A tiny flower shop was tucked into a corner of the bustling market, its fragrant blooms beckoning customers.

The village nestled along the riverbank, its houses tucked amidst towering trees and lush greenery.