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plum tucket 

1) to be full and to not want anymore when asked.

2) When talking to the alpha n00b and you get incredibly pissed off and you say that this conversation has gone plum tucket.
1) Want more corn?
no im plum tucket at the moment.

2) alpha n00b: exura sio para "leader of skeles
not so n00b: lol, your such a noob
not so n00b: you don't put para
alpha n00b: i not that!
plum tucket by Many Mexicans November 19, 2005
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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.

plum tuckered 

Da feeling of utter exhaustion dat you get after majorly chowing down on Australian food dat's been prepared with copious quantities of luscious juicy purple "stool-softener" fruits.
Maybe if da landowner and da "troopers, one-two-three" has simply hidden and waited till da "jolly swag-man" had boiled da "jolly jumbuck" in his "billy" and then added some fresh lavender-colored oversize tree-berries to da pot, said "gleeful" stock-rustler would have been so "plum tuckered" after greedily devouring said fruit-embellished delicacy dat he could have been arrested and hauled off to jail, instead of simply running off and drowning himself in da billabong.
plum tuckered by QuacksO February 7, 2020

plum tuckered 

being so tired after a plum tuckering day of breaking your arm and becoming a horse girl that you go to bed at 5pm much to everyone’s suspicion
henry: henryway, i am plum tuckered. i’m going to bed.
piper: but it’s only 5 o’clock?
henry: already? oh jeez i am plum tuckered goodnight
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