tuck-in
Blanket-smoothing bedtime gesture
A tuck-in is a British term for a hearty meal, especially one eaten with enthusiasm: The children had a proper tuck-in after the match.
The phrase evokes satisfying, often informal eating—tucking into food with gusto.
As a verb phrase, to tuck in means to eat eagerly: Tuck in, everyone!
Soft bed covering
- coversPuts over, hides
- sheetsFlat expanses of material
- duvetFilled bed covering
- pillowBedding for heads
snuggle · cozy · goodnight · bedside · comforter · quilt · cuddle · sleepy
blanket
Soft bed covering
pillow · snuggle · cozy · goodnight · bedside · comforter · quilt · cuddle · sleepy · pajamas
feast
Elaborate ceremonial meal
- heartyWarm and substantial
- appetiteDesire for food
- satisfyingProducing fulfillment or pleasure
filling · indulgent · portion · plateful · seconds · devour · enjoy · spread · generous · comfort food
shirt
Upper body garment
hem · neatness · tailored · crisp · smart · uniform · blouse · fitted · smooth · presentable
tuck-inuntuck
Remove from secured fold
pull out · let out · hanging out · hang loose · loose
tuck-infast
Speedy, or skip eating
fasting · abstinence · starvation · skipping meals · going hungry