tuck into

1. Eat heartily or greedily, as in For a two-year-old he really tucked into his food. [Early 1800s]

Example Sentences

I’ll make the trek home and tuck into bed.

From Los Angeles Times

But the kind you write down on a card, tuck into the box and hope someone finds.

From Salon

Spread onto flatbreads or tuck into savory pastries.

From Salon

To Burick’s point, beyond postcards, there are so many food-themed treasures you can tuck into an envelope: photos, postcards, ramen seasoning packets, salt blends.

From Salon

Tuck into the warm blanket of nostalgia at two of Goldenvoice’s marquee throwback fests: Just Like Heaven, the millennial indie compendium, gets a long-awaited Rilo Kiley reunion and sets from Vampire Weekend, Bloc Party and TV on the Radio; Cruel World, its goth/new wave evil twin, sports New Order, Nick Cave and a reunited Go-Go’s.

From Los Angeles Times