sucking

See:
  • (go) suck a egg
  • (go) suck a lemon
  • cocksucking
  • suck
  • suck (one) dry
  • suck (someone or something) dry
  • suck a big one
  • suck ass
  • suck balls
  • suck brew(s)
  • suck cock
  • suck dick
  • suck donkey balls
  • suck down
  • suck face
  • suck from (something)
  • suck hind tit
  • suck in
  • suck off
  • suck out
  • suck suds
  • suck the big one
  • suck the kumara
  • suck under
  • suck up
  • suck up to (one)
  • sucking diesel
  • sucky
References in periodicals archive
The average number of eggs of different sucking pests except mites was significantly different at site-I (Table II).
"We found that parental pacifier sucking was linked to suppressed IgE levels beginning around 10 months, and continued through 18 months," said study co-author Edward Zoratti.
Love Island fans slam 'gross' challenges of sucking toes and belly buttons
It is a fine oromotor behavior that affords the infant readiness skills to produce the more challenging suck-swallow-breathe pattern associated with nutritive sucking [32-35].
The sucking process is observed early at 29 weeks of intrauterine life and is the first muscle coordination activity of the child [8].
"If a child's feeding habits are not regular, the child could possibly develop the habit of thumb sucking as a reflection of his hunger.
And as for the critics who claim that sucking a dummy may interfere with the alignment of teeth, the same applies to thumb sucking which, in my book, is also to be encouraged.
In preterm infants, the sucking reflex is often not present at birth and an infant's ability to suck may not be sufficient to sustain adequate nutrition through feeding by mouth.
Detailed history and examination revealed that the patient had digit sucking habit.
Cotton jassid, whitefly and thrips are important sucking insect pests in cotton fields in the Punjab, Pakistan.
ON leading Argentina to the World Cup with a late win over Uruguay Diego Maradona said: "To those who did not believe, now suck my d*** - I'm sorry ladies for my words - and keep on sucking it.
Sucking habits such as pacifier use, finger sucking and bottle feeding are associated with speech disorders in pre-school children, a study has found.
A direct relationship between short breastfeeding duration and increased prevalence of non-nutritive sucking habits, especially pacifier use, has been reported.
Written by clinical child psychologist Dawn Huebner, Ph.D., What to Do When Bad Habits Take Hold is a handy, softcover consumable book with black-and-white illustrations designed to help young people ages six to twelve overcome hard-to-stop habits like nail biting, thumb sucking, hair twirling, scab picking, and shirt chewing.