Line and Tuck

Line

Line noun - A series of persons or things arranged one behind another.

Tuck and line are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tuck" instead a noun "Line".

Nearby Words: lined, linear, lineup, lineage, lineal

Tuck

Tuck noun - A narrow flattened pleat or fold that is stitched in place.
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Synonyms for Tuck

Line and tuck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Line" instead a noun "Tuck".

Nearby Words: tucker, tucked, tucking

How words are described

similar similar line similar tuck
small small line small tuck
black black line black tuck
vertical vertical line vertical tuck

Common collocations

sides line sides tuck sides

Both words in one sentence

  • In A Touch of Cloth, a throwaway line at the start of Series 2 reveals that a pound of heroin has been stolen from the vice squad tuck shop.
    Source: Plot Hole
  • Film / Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Breaking the Fourth Wall: While he's actually addressing Marian and Robin, Friar Tuck looks right at the camera and appears to be speaking to the audience with the last line of the movie.
  • Spoonerism BBC Radio's The Burkiss Way had a throwaway line about Friar Tuck being threatened with a spoonerism.
    Source: Spoonerism
Cite this Source
Tuck and Line. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 13, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/line/tuck
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