suck at

Frequency: 6.24.5 per million words

To apply suction to the surface of something.

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Examples (10)

  • He sucked at the wound to try and remove the poison.
  • The child sucked at his thumb when he was nervous.
  • The nurse sucked at the injury to draw out the venom.
  • He tried to suck at the stale candy, but it was flavorless.
  • She sucked at the lollipop, savoring the sweetness.
  • The doctor sucked at the infected area to relieve pressure.
  • He sucked at the straw, but there was no liquid left.
  • The snake charmer sucked at the bite mark on his leg.
  • She sucked at the ice cube to cool down.
  • He sucked at the remnant of his soda, trying to get the last drop.