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
I sucked the soda through a straw.
I sucked the soda through a straw.
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What did Tara hold on to so she wouldn't get sucked under the water when the second wave hit?
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Who was sucked into the Orb?
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Which character sucked all the powers from the mothership's cannon?
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What happens to Roz after she is sucked up into the tornado?
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Where did all the Monster Blood go, once Sarabeth got sucked into it?
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The boy was afraid he would be sucked up what animal's nose?
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Which of these was a test that got Connie and Susan sucked into the cast instead of on the stage crew?
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extract; drink; engulf; inhale
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sucked
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