Table Manners

noun social behavior or habits, especially in terms of etiquette

• It is important to always display proper manners when dining in a formal setting.
• She was raised with good manners and always says please and thank you.
• Don't be rude, have some manners!
• Having good manners is like a silent language that speaks volumes about your character.

verb to eat or drink (something) with a loud sucking noise

adverb in a manner that involves making a loud sucking noise while eating or drinking

• The chef demonstrated how to properly slurp up the noodles without making a mess.
• I always slurp up my soup because it's just so good!
• Let's slurp up these milkshakes before they melt!
• She couldn't help but slurp up all the juicy gossip about her coworkers.

verb To tuck in means to secure or wrap something tightly, usually in a bed or blanket.

• Before you begin eating, please remember to tuck in your napkin.
• Let's tuck in before the food gets cold!
• I'm so hungry, I can't wait to tuck into this meal!
• She always tucks in her children at night with a bedtime story.