Describes keen or hearty eagerness to start eating, often after feeling very hungry.

Eating Enthusiasm

Used in casual, friendly situations like family meals or dinners with friends.

Informal Gatherings

Avoid using 'tuck in' at formal events; it's too casual for classy restaurants or official banquets.

Often part of a comforting bedtime routine, reassuring especially to children.

Shows a nurturing or protective act towards another, usually a child.

Can be used with adults too, implying care or intimacy, but less common.

Emphasizes tidying or arranging something to look neat, such as clothing.

Means ensuring that items will not move or blow away by tucking them into something stable.

Commonly used in daily life, relating to dressing properly or setting up spaces.