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suck English

Meaning suck meaning

What does suck mean?
Definitions in simple English

suck Verb

— When you suck something, you use your mouth to take in a liquid. Babies usually suck their mother's breasts for milk. — If you say something sucks, then you think it is bad or objectionable. He sucks in everything! You suck!

suck

— verb draw into the mouth by creating a practical vacuum in the mouth suck the poison from the place where the snake bit suck on a straw the baby sucked on the mother's breast — verb draw something in by or as if by a vacuum Mud was sucking at her feet — noun (= sucking) the act of sucking — verb be inadequate or objectionable this sucks! — verb attract by using an inexorable force, inducement, etc The current boom in the economy sucked many workers in from abroad — verb (= absorb, draw, take in) take in, also metaphorically The sponge absorbs water well She drew strength from the minister's words — verb (= fellate) provide sexual gratification through oral stimulation — verb (= suckle, nurse, give suck) give suck to The wetnurse suckled the infant You cannot nurse your baby in public in some places

Synonyms suck synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as suck?

suck English » English

sip suckle drink absorb slurp nurse inhale draw in breathe in smoke suck in kiss suction suck up take in swallow pull in lick draw breastfeed wet-nurse take up sucking sop up soak up puff lactate imbibe go down on give suck fellate blow sob smack one’s lips pull munch gulp eat drink in chew attract tug tits taste take food take sycophant sweetmeat sup sucks

Topics suck topics

What do people use suck to talk about?
Person Body Head

Mouth
Person Life Stage of life Baby

Care for a baby
Daily life Food Eat

Drink
Work and occupation Occupation Working with water

Conveying water
Universe, creation Animal Animal actions

Animal eating
Person Healthy Injure

Poison
Physical actions Posture

Move a part of the body
Physical actions Move something Move something in a direction

Take something out of something

Conjugation suck conjugation

How do you conjugate suck?

suck · verb

Examples suck examples

How do I use suck in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Suck my dick.
You suck dude! I have to tell you everything!
Language schools suck.
Math doesn't suck, you do.
Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs.
You can't teach your grandmother to suck eggs.
I don't like suck-ups.
To be absolutely truthful, you suck at football.
Unicorns suck.
Let's suck down some brewskis and have a good time!

Movie subtitles

You suck at lying.
Why don't you let Satan fill up your empty suck?
The dead come out from their tombs and suck the blood of the living.
Think I'm gonna suck up to the French?
Suck that belly in!
Now stick that in your face and suck blood out.
Just hold on and suck in!
Watch out, they're going to suck up some sense out of your books an you'll be the first whose ribs they smash.
When you want to smoke, suck a candy.
Suck that in!
You were never meant to suck your thumb in a king's collar.
Like horse-leeches my boys, to suck, to suck, the very blood to suck.
Yeah and just as long as there's one baby in the world to suck on a rubber nipple.
You leave Justin to suck up to the Italian!
I work and slave and give the best years of my life to put away a few miserable bucks with the sweat of my brow, and then you bloodsuckers suck it away from me.
That's a bog hole. It'll suck you right under.
No, and I don't intend to. If I did, she'd just suck her thumb and look coy.
Suck in that belly. Get that hand out of your pocket.
In my opinion, sir, they sent this Nip over to suck us in.
I am glad that you thus combine your resolve to suck the sweets of sweet philosophy the mathematics and the botany.
Tomorrow he'll have to suck a raw egg!
You pull out this choke, turn her around to suck gas in.
If that little reptile should get excited and bite you, why, I'll just make a slash, and I'll try to suck the venom out.
Suck it, Frankie!
HOW HE WOULD CHARM HIS WAY INTO THEIR LIVES, SUCK THEM DRY, AND THEN JUST DISAPPEAR.
Don't suck, kiss.
Your station must be like a huge sucker that will suck people in, do you get it?
Suck in.
Suck it in, Adams.
You told them to go suck a lemon.
If I did, she'd just suck her thumb and look coy.
He tried to suck up to me.
Let them go, Cola. They only came to suck our blood.
Unless stopped some how, others will land and suck the Earth dry of all electrical and atomic energy resources.
Watch the suck of the props now.

News and current affairs

Essential here, is to attract expatriate Afghans with skills and professional achievements to help in rebuilding the country by establishing small firms that will suck up the unemployed.
Until Americans suck it up and start fixing global environmental problems that they, more than anyone, have caused, it will be difficult to get the wholehearted support of the rest of the world.
This structure could only have been devised to suck in as many customers as possible with scant regard for long-term consequences.
The first is unbearable for the more stable EU countries, because it would deprive them of their wealth and suck them into a dangerous fiscal maelstrom.
Global financial markets suck most of the world's savings to the center, but they fail to pump money back out to the periphery.
Thus, the real game becomes which nations get to suck up other nations' tax-financed subsidies.
And, given that many goods are no longer produced in the US, stimulus measures would suck in more imports, further undermining the trade balance.

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