Sentence examples for tucket from inspiring English sources

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tucket

noun

A fanfare played on one or more trumpets.

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The words sennet and tucket were English manglings of the Italian terms sonata and toccata.

Mr. Tucket never looked in the units anymore.

Mr. Tucket had some kind of health condition that got worse soon after they bought the Ship Ahoy.

Mrs. Tucket was his 2nd wife.

When a grasshopper tries to steer this lass away from her peaches and cream, Tucket simply retorts, "Go away or I'll scream".

And here, the wimpy Little Miss Muffett is accompanied by a hardier Little Miss Tucket.

Mr. Tucket never looked in the units anymore..

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Trumpets sounded "flourishes," "sennets," and "tuckets".

But then the Tuckets seemed a little run down too.

The Tuckets took over the Ship Ahoy in the mid '80s when it was pretty badly run down.

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