tuckers
Neckline covering accessories
Tuckers is the plural of tucker, which has several meanings.
A tucker was a piece of lace or cloth worn around the neck and shoulders, now old-fashioned.
In Australian slang, tucker means food: bush tucker, to tuck into one's tucker.
The verb tucker, usually with out, means to exhaust: The hike really tuckered me out.
Tucker is also a surname.
tires
Rubber wheel coverings
wearies · saps · depletes · enervates · knackers · bushes · frazzles · poops · wipes out · runs down
bib
Mealtime chest covering
bodice · dickey · ruff · lace · frill · ruffle · insert · decorative · Victorian · Elizabethan
tuckersenergizes
Infuses with vigor
invigorates · revitalizes · refreshes · enlivens · rejuvenates
- tucked inMade cozy for sleep
- tucked awayConcealed in storage
- tuckered outDepleted of energy
- tucked upWarmly settled in bed
- tuckering outBecoming completely fatigued
- tucker outTire completely
tucked, tucker, tuckered, untucked, retucked, tuckering, tucker out