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The art of folding chaos into a place it agrees to stay.
means To push, fold, or settle something snugly into a confined or secure spot.
from From Old English 'tucian,' to torment or disturb — which softened over centuries into the cozy act of folding a blanket under a sleeping child.
Sail rootsSailors tucked excess canvas to shorten sails.
Hidden cashA tuck is also a hidden money stash.
School slangIn Britain, tuck once meant snacks and treats.