| 释义 |
tucked up
adjective
Etymology: from past participle of tuck up, v.
1. : drawn in or up : contracted; especially : having the flanks drawn in and the abdomen small either as a normal feature (as in greyhounds and some rabbits) or as an indication of ill health or poor condition (as in most domestic mammals)
2. Britain
a. : cramped, hampered
b. : exhausted |