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Definition of tuckered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- After the long hike, everyone was tuckered and ready for bed.
- The kids were tuckered after the party.
- He felt tuckered after the intense workout.
Expressions with tuckered
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extremely tired or exhausted
After the long hike, I was plum tuckered out.
Origin of tuckered
English, tuck (to gather) + -er (agent noun)
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- French:épuisé, ...
- German:erschöpft, ...
- Italian:esausto, ...
- Spanish:agotado, ...
- Portuguese:cansado, ...
- Chinese:筋疲力尽的, ...
- Japanese:疲れた, ...
- Arabic:مرهق, ...
- Hebrew:מוּתָשׁ, ...
- Russian:измотанный, ...
- Ukrainian:втомлений, ...
- Hindi:थका हुआ, ...
Definition of tucker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- We packed some tucker for the trip.
2.
clothingDated UK lace or linen worn in the top of a bodiceDated UK
- She adorned her dress with a delicate tucker for the party..
Verb
- The long hike really tuckered us out.
Images of tucker
food, especially in Australia and New Zealand 
lace or linen worn in the top of a bodice
Expressions with tucker
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make someone very tired or exhausted
The long hike really tuckered us out.
food intended for dogs
We bought some dog tucker for the new puppy.
traditional Aboriginal food from bushland
They learned about bush tucker from the local guide.
wearing your finest or most formal clothes
She arrived in her best bib and tucker for the party.
wearing your nicest clothes for a special event
For the gala, wear your best bib and tucker.
special clothes worn for a nice event
She wore her best bib-and-tucker to the party.
Origin of tucker
Australian English, tucker (food)
Examples of tucker in a sentence
He always carries some tucker in his backpack. Her antique tucker was a family heirloom. The tucker added a vintage touch to her outfit. Gardening all day tuckered her out. The kids were tuckered after the party.
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- French:bouffe, exténuer, ...
- German:Proviant, erschöpfen, ...
- Italian:cibo, spossare, ...
- Spanish:provisiones, dejar exhausto, ...
- Portuguese:comida, deixar exausto, ...
- Chinese:食物, 累垮, ...
- Japanese:タッカー, くたくたにする, ...
- Arabic:طَعَام, أرهق, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹכֶל, לְעַיֵּף, ...
- Russian:еда, измотать, ...
- Ukrainian:їжа, виснажувати, ...
- Hindi:खाना, थका देना, ...
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