Sentences with Tucker

Easy as verb To exhaust or wear out, often referring to becoming tired or fatigued. Clear All

5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Tucker'

The prolonged drought caused the once-lush garden to tucker, with plants wilting and soil cracking.

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The soccer team's energy began to tucker in the scorching heat, affecting their performance on the field.

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After a long day of playing in the sun, the vibrant colors of the once-bright flowers began to tucker and lose their brilliance.

The vibrant autumn leaves began to tucker, losing their luster and signaling the arrival of winter.

After a long day of hiking, Sarah felt completely tuckered out.

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