tucker-bag Antonyms
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Meaning of tucker-bag
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tucker-bag (n)
a bag used for carrying food
tucker-bag Sentence Examples
- The campers packed their tucker-bags with non-perishables for their extended trek.
- The tucker-bag held all the essentials for a day on the trail: sandwiches, fruit, and water.
- The scout leader reminded the troop to bring their well-stocked tucker-bags to the upcoming jamboree.
- The lone traveler carried a heavy tucker-bag filled with all the supplies he needed to survive in the wilderness.
- In the aftermath of the disaster, volunteers distributed tucker-bags to those in need.
- The hikers opened their tucker-bags at lunch time, eager to feast on the snacks they had packed.
- The ranger advised hikers to keep their tucker-bags closed to avoid attracting wildlife.
- The tucker-bag's contents provided sustenance and comfort to the stranded mountaineers.
- The old prospector's tucker-bag held his prized collection of gold nuggets.
- The outback station hand's tucker-bag was an indispensable tool for his daily work.
FAQs About the word tucker-bag
a bag used for carrying food
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The campers packed their tucker-bags with non-perishables for their extended trek.
The tucker-bag held all the essentials for a day on the trail: sandwiches, fruit, and water.
The scout leader reminded the troop to bring their well-stocked tucker-bags to the upcoming jamboree.
The lone traveler carried a heavy tucker-bag filled with all the supplies he needed to survive in the wilderness.
