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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of ruck.

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Examples

  • I either did nothing at all, or when I was told it wasn't my business, I shut up, rucked up, and moved on.

    Habiiti Dawo Ga'an, Habi'do'atiil 2009

  • Then we rucked up and headed out, thanking Armando for his hospitality.

    TEOTWAWKI: The Long Walk Home, Ch. 11, “Food & Lodging” « Mark12ministries’s Weblog 2009

  • I either did nothing at all, or when I was told it wasn't my business, I shut up, rucked up, and moved on.

    Archive 2009-04-01 2009

  • The land was dry and rucked up like a blanket, with a sparse sprinkling of trees.

    Crimson Wind Diana Pharaoh Francis 2011

  • Her shirt is rucked up to just under her breasts and the pads of his fingers are absently drawing designs on her stomach.

    Another Fic Update amberfocus 2008

  • I rucked his shirt down off his shoulders, slamming the door on my brain, which warned that I was making a huge mistake.

    Crescendo Becca Fitzpatrick 2010

  • The case rucked where it had cradled his head, bearing the sunken contours from the downward pressure.

    Death Masking Love 2010

  • “Stay rucked up, keep putting your left foot in front of your right foot.”

    Obama’s Wars Bob Woodward 2010

  • Although the shirt, when she had put it on, had reached almost to her knees, it was now rucked up clear to the tops of her thighs.

    Shameless KAREN ROBARDS 2010

  • Although the shirt, when she had put it on, had reached almost to her knees, it was now rucked up clear to the tops of her thighs.

    Shameless KAREN ROBARDS 2010

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