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tuck around

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tuck something around someone or something
to wrap something snugly around someone or something. I tucked crumpled newspapers around the cups in the box to keep them from breaking. Molly-Jo tucked the covers around the baby.
See also: around, tuck


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From Great Britain, order traditional teas and a traditional English tea towel or two to tuck around your items.
No, I'm not about to have a nose job, I'm not thinking of having a nip and tuck around those jowels and I'm not planning to grow a full beard.
You can easily become part of this machine as you tuck around the ergonomic petrol tank easier than many office workers wrap themselves around a pint at 5.
 
 
 
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