tuck away

verb

1. to eat (a large amount of food)
2. to store, esp in a place difficult to find

Example Sentences

It’s tucked away in the high desert just north of Lone Pine, on the back side of the Sierra Nevada mountain range.

From Los Angeles Times

However, once Price tucked away Dion Charles' pass in the 15th minute it seemed like a weight had been lifted off the players' shoulders against Bulgaria.

From BBC

Despite being around just 1km from the dam, its 200 residents still have to rely on a small natural spring, tucked away inside a small cave on the hillside, for their supply of water.

From BBC

"He's tucked away in the roof which is exactly the reason really. Mary wasn't meant to have the body so obviously squirrelled him away up in the attic."

From BBC

It is an understatement to say that his delightful home town of Oban is somewhat tucked away.

From BBC

Related Words

• bury
• camouflage
• cover
• disguise
• hole up
• mask
• obscure
• plant
• protect
• shelter
• shield
• smuggle
• stash
• suppress
• withhold