Synonyms for nip and tuck


Grammar : Adv
Spell : nip
Phonetic Transcription : nɪp


Définition of nip and tuck

Origin :
  • "a pinch; a sharp bite," 1540s, from nip (v.). Meaning "a chill in the weather" is from 1610s, probably so called for its effect on vegetation. Nip and tuck "a close thing" is recorded from 1832, perhaps from sailing or tailoring.
  • adv very close and evenly contested

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