Tucker is old Australian slang for food. Food was carried in a tucker bag, as referred to in the national song, Waltzing Matilda. It comes from the early 19th century English slang word tuck which is in mainstream use in Commonwealth countries to describe school canteens as tuck shops and in the expression to tuck in, meaning to start eating.
Albert Tucker died in Melbourne, Australia in 1999.
Abi Tucker was born on January 22, 1973, in Australia.
Food- ya want to feed the croc some tucker
you can find it in the forests in australia
what dose a tucker bag mean from the song Waltzing Matilda
Tucker is an English name and will have no meaning in Japanese.
Food you find in the bush. e.g: plants/leaves, grubs
Food. So a "tucker bag" is a pack or sack containing food.
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Australia's famous bush tucker man was ex-army Major Les Hiddens. Highly skilled (for a "white fella") in finding and utilising bush foods, Hiddens made a number of television documentaries on the topic.
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YOU MEAN LACEY TUCKER she is amazing, when you see herr, ask her for her autograph, youll find her in jacksonville fl (: