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The last name Tucker has its origins in medieval England, deriving from the Old English word "tucian," which means "to tuck" or "to gather," and was historically associated with the occupation of a cloth fuller, someone who cleans and thickens cloth. The name first appeared in the 13th century, particularly in the regions of Norfolk and Suffolk, where the textile industry was prominent. As a surname, Tucker reflects the trade and skills of those who initially bore it, indicating a connection to the textile profession. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures and languages, including the German "Tucker," which may also refer to a similar occupation, and the French "Tuc," which can be a diminutive form. In the United States, the name has seen various spellings and adaptations, but it generally retains its original form. Tucker remains a common surname today, with notable bearers including American politician and journalist Tucker Carlson.