One who rucks or gathers fabric into folds; also used in rugby for a forward position.
From 'ruck' (to gather, crease), which comes from Old Norse 'hrukka' (to wrinkle). In rugby terminology, it refers to a contest for the ball.
In rugby, 'rucking' is one of the most physically intense parts of the game—it's a medieval-sounding word for a very modern sport where players compete at ground level for possession.
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