v. 1 to pull into the mouth by using the tongue and lips to make a vacuum; 2 to drain the liquid from in this way; 3 to take or draw in by suction
She prefers to suck soda through a straw.
She prefers to suck soda through a straw.
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What did Daddy suck up outside?
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How long after a kitten is born does it start to suck milk?
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Which shark can suck in more than 10,000 quarts of water an hour?
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What do honey bees use to suck nectar?
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Which mosquitoes suck blood from humans and animals?
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Why does Rabbit suck his paw?
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What do Parasites suck out of humans?
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What did the vacuum cleaner suck into it's bag?
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What do baby elephants suck on when they need comfort?
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What does 'Don't teach your Grandma to suck eggs' mean?
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What can suck water from the truck's water tank and from a hydrant?
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extract; drink; engulf; inhale
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1 syllables
suck
bruck
buc
buck
chuck
cluck
druck
duc
duck
duk
fluck
fuck
gluck
guck
huck
hucke
kluck
kruck
kruk
kuc
kuck
kuk
luck
lucke
luk
mruk
muck
pluck
puck
ruck
schmuck
schuch
schuck
shuck
smuck
snuck
struck
stuck
stucke
suk
truck
tuck
wnuk
wruck
yuck
yuk
zuck
zuk
amok
amuck
unstuck
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