tuckering

The act of a man putting his penis between his legs to create the mangina. Except for extreme cases, tuckering is absolutely prohibited on a normal basis. Tuckering is usually only permitted in times of dire need, such as when a butch or sheman is coming on to you in a bar/club.

Buffalo Bill enjoyed tuckering his penis in "The Silence of the Lambs."

by Ross Sargent December 11, 2005

plum tuckered out

term for exhausted that originates from the "Deep South" during the Civil War to the beginning and middle of the 20th Century.

Man, ohh, man! After working for twelve hours today, I feel so plum tuckered out.

by druidwarrior89 May 6, 2011

Flip Tuck

A man's act of hiding his erection by flipping it up and tucking it into the waist of his pants. You flip tuck to conceal your boner, just like people conceal their flaws with a Nip Tuck.

Jim: "Did you see that hot ass girl on Nip Tuck last night?"
John: "YES! Holy shit, I had a boner all day. I had to Flip Tuck every time I left a class!"

by drusopher January 25, 2009

diane tucker

A slutty hoe who teaches at hammonton high school and sucks dick in the back alley of Walmart as her best paying job

Fuck you Diane Tucker!

by Crystalicwolf19 February 15, 2018

A Tucker

Someone who is an absolute flaker. Leaves everything to last minute. Doesn't make decisions until its a matter of life and death. Leaves you in endless loops of "no you decide" conversations.

A: "My mate was absolutely being a tucker last night; he wouldn't decide if he should go or not."
B: "Shame he didn't come to the party."

by MASMRANKRA June 9, 2019

fisherman's tuck

A way of concealing an erection by pulling the penis up and tucking it into the waistband of the trousers, then letting the shirt hang over the top to conceal the tip of the penis poking out above the trousers.

That guy over there just used the old fisherman's tuck to hide himself.

by Maelin August 8, 2003

tuckums

Using a comfy blanket to tuck someone tightly into a couch or bed.

What if Dave makes you chicken soup followed by a trademark tuckums?

by Ned Roberts June 11, 2006