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suck
noun- an act of oral sex US, 1870
- She was okay. A good suck, but not a Great suck. — Adam Film Quarterly, p. 72, October 1973
- 30-year-old man would like the company of very thin bird for cunninlingus and fellatio sessions. Must be extremely thin and flat-chested or small-boobed. Intercourse maybe, but suck the main scene. — Searchlight (Sydney), p. 18, 1974
- I mean, I’ve had some fabulous suck in my time, but this chick ... wow. — Terry Southern, Now Dig This, p. 36, 1975
- Born and raised in Montreal, he was used to supremo suck from the “fille du roi” and this Ontario girl was going to rank. — Suroosh Alvi et al., The Vice Guide, p. 27, 2002
- a sycophant US
- “He’s still a company suck.” “He’s a foreman, Luther.” — John Sayles, Union Dues, p. 18, 1977
- Sure, you might lose some good umpires along the way, but you’d eliminate some of the sucks like Sirotta. — Jim Bouton, Strike Zone, p. 75, 1994
▶ the Suck
the United States Marine Corps US- In the 1990s, we called the Marine Corps “the Suck” just as grunts in Vietnam had called it “the Crotch.” That was our boyish response to going to war. — Ilario Pantano, Warlord, p. 37, 2007
- I was officially in the Suck. This term was derived form “Fuck the Suck,” a colloquialism for being enlisted. Never knew where you might come across “FTS” written or scratched on a piece of equipment. — Ken Jensen, It Takes Guts to Be Me, p. 23, 2008
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