tucker (out) (Meaning)

tucker (out)

to cause (someone) to become very tired

No weak antonyms found.

The weary hikers tucked out before the blazing campfire, their bodies aching from the day's adventure.
The overworked employee tucked out early, collapsing into bed with exhaustion.
The children tucked out after a long day of playing, their eyelids heavy with sleep.
The sick patient tucked out in the hospital bed, desperate for respite from the illness.
The traveler tucked out in the hostel's dormitory, hoping for a peaceful night's rest.
The concertgoers tucked out after a night of dancing and singing, their voices hoarse from cheering.
The students tucked out at their desks, struggling to stay awake during the dull lecture.
The campers tucked out in their tents as the rain pattered outside, creating a soothing lullaby.
The dog tucked out on the living room rug, dreaming of chasing squirrels.
The cat tucked out in its cozy bed, purring contentedly.

to cause (someone) to become very tired

tire, wash out, exhaust, knock out, wear out,wear, kill, burn out, drain,bust

rest, activate,strengthen, relax, energize, invigorate, vitalize, unwind,rejuvenate,

The weary hikers tucked out before the blazing campfire, their bodies aching from the day's adventure.

The overworked employee tucked out early, collapsing into bed with exhaustion.

The children tucked out after a long day of playing, their eyelids heavy with sleep.

The sick patient tucked out in the hospital bed, desperate for respite from the illness.