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suck in English
- suck⇄expr. suck in,
a. (Informal.) to pull in; flatten out.
Ex. to suck in the stomach.
b. (Slang.) to cheat; trick; take in.
Ex. He got sucked in by a swindler. - suck⇄expr. suck up to, to curry favor with; toady to.
Ex. That [his strength], and his less enviable gifts for sucking up to the general foreman, got him made a ganger after a month (Manchester Guardian). - suck⇄noun 1. the act of sucking; suction by the mouth or other means.
Ex. The baby took one suck at the bottle and pushed it away.
2. a sucking force or sound.
3. milk or other substance drawn into the mouth by sucking.
4. (Informal - suck⇄suck, verb, noun.
- suck⇄v.i. 1. to draw liquid, especially milk from the breast or a bottle, into the mouth.
2. to draw or be drawn by sucking.
Ex. He sucked at his pipe. The crimson cheeks of the trumpeters sucked in and out (Arnold Bennett).
3. to draw air - suck⇄v.t. 1. to draw into the mouth by using the lips, cheeks, and tongue.
Ex. to suck juice from an orange. Lemonade can be sucked through a straw.
2. to draw juice or other liquid from with the mouth.
Ex. to suck an orange.
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