Definition of tucker box in English:

tucker box

noun

Australian, NZ informal

单词	tucker box
释义	Definition of tucker box in English: tucker box noun Australian, NZ informal A box used for storing or carrying provisions. Eric dug into the tucker box and got out onions and potatoes Example sentencesExamples Not too long after the horsemen depart, the cook has reluctantly left the fire, and has washed up, and is tidying the tucker box. ‘Noticing his hungry look and empty tucker box A fire is lit in the oil drum, the billy is dipped over the side of the boat and filled, the 'tucker box' is produced and its contents spread. There were two tucker-boxes hanging in the bough shed. We'd go to town and he'd look in our tucker boxes and steal our bread and tinned stuff Gelignite boxes made good tucker boxes. A famous monument near the NSW town of Gundagai depicts a tucker box with a dog sitting on top. He will be driven from learning by a lack of clothing, or else an empty tucker-box.
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