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Verb: tuck in
  1. Eat or drink heartily
    "My son tucked in a whole pizza";
    - tuck away, put away, tuck into
     
  2. Insert or fold the edges of something (especially bedding) under or into something else
    "She tucked in the sheets neatly"
     
  3. [informal] Begin working on or dealing with something enthusiastically
    "Let's tuck in to this project";
    - tuck into [informal]

Derived forms: tucked in, tucks in, tucking in

Type of: eat up, finish, polish off [informal]

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