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  • Nan plonked the roast down and said, tuck in. Two minutes later the gravy’s gone and Dave’s nicked the last Yorkshire pud.
  • Mum slid the lasagne onto the table and said tuck in before the cheese gets cold, two minutes later we were all silent and the dish was nearly half empty already.
  • At the village hall buffet the vicar shouted tuck in to the whole congregation, and within five minutes the sausage rolls had vanished and the table was a ring of empty plates.
  • Right then, plates are up, tuck in before the chips go sad and cold.
  • Auntie dropped the pie in the middle of the table, told us to tuck in, and the whole room went quiet apart from crunching.
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