sucking
IPA: sˈʌkɪŋ
noun
- An act of sucking.
- A sound or motion that sucks.
adjective
- (archaic) Still nourished by the mother's milk, as an infant; suckling.
- (archaic, by extension, figurative) Young and inexperienced.
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Examples of "sucking" in Sentences
- A baby is sucking his mother's tit.
- Your statement about her sucking is just your opinion.
- That phytoplankton plays a crucial role in sucking carbon dioxide out of the air.
- When you stop sucking from the gov't teet by denouncing the military, then you might not be a hypocrite.
- I rub it on my face and slide it between my fingers whist sucking my tongue which my family call ’sucking my bottle’!
- The only person I know good at f'ing and sucking is your mom, and I do not think Kifowit is your mother - so shut up.
- There's actually what I call a sucking sound of people coming into the country and the insurgents who have political and religious motivations.
- But of course, Mr. Yglesias is more interested in sucking up to his far left cronies then he is in achieving something between Israel and the Fakestinians.
- We’ve been too well-off for too long, so unless Obama comes up with a memory-killing drug to put in the water supply, he’ll be lucky if he’s allowed to sit out the rest of his term sucking his thumb in the Oval Office, while the governors and legislators like Rep. Ryan take the lead.
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