tucker
/ˈtʌkər/
noun
- Food, especially a packed meal or provisions for a journey.
- We packed plenty of tucker for the long hike.
- The camp store sells basic tucker like bread and canned beans.
- He grabbed some tucker from the kitchen before heading out.
- A piece of lace or cloth worn around the neck or over the chest, typically as part of a historical or traditional costume.
- In the portrait, she wore a high-necked gown with a tucker.
- The colonial dress had a white tucker at the neckline.
- She sewed a delicate lace tucker to complete her costume.
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