John's vocabulary

Question 1

Tuck (in)

Answer 1

1. a fold sewn into a piece of material. Her dress had tucks in the sleeves.pliegue
2. sweets, cakes etc. Schoolboys used to spend their money on tuck; (also adjective) a tuck shop. chucherías, golosinas
   verb
   to push, stuff etc. He tucked his shirt into his trousers.meter
   tuck in
3. to gather bedclothes etc closely round. I said goodnight and tucked him in.arropar
4. to eat greedily or with enjoyment. They sat down to breakfast and started to tuck in straight away. comer vorazmente, devorar, zampar

Question 2

have a hunch

Answer 2

have a hunch (that something is the case)

to have an idea about what did, will, or should happen; to have a feeling that something will or should happen.