tuckpoint
English
editVerb
edittuckpoint (third-person singular simple present tuckpoints, present participle tuckpointing, simple past and past participle tuckpointed)
- (transitive) To employ the technique of tuck pointing upon.
- 1988 November 18, Bryan Miller, “Love Amid the Rubble”, in Chicago Reader[1]:
- In the gangway, a younger but equally white trio, wearing clothes that have to be from Land's End or Eddie Bauer, cheerfully tuckpoints brick, while inside others are sawing, stripping wood, hammering, mixing cement.