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Definition of suck
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of suck is as below...
Suck (v. t.) To draw in, or
imbibe,
by any
process
resembles
sucking;
to
inhale;
to
absorb;
as, to suck in air; the roots of
plants
suck water from the
ground..
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Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
harmless
tropical
American
bats of the genus
Vampyrus,
especially
V.
spectrum.
These bats feed upon
insects
and
fruit,
but were
formerly
erroneously
supposed
to suck the blood of man and
animals.
Called
also false
vampire..
Reduvid
::
Reduvid
(n.) Any
hemipterous
insect
of the genus
Redivius,
or
family
Reduvidae.
They live by
sucking
the blood of other
insects,
and some
species
also
attack
man..
Patellula
::
Patellula
(n.) A
cuplike
sucker
on the feet of
certain
insects.
Woodbine
::
Woodbine
(v. t.) A
climbing
plant
having
flowers
of great
fragrance
(Lonicera
Periclymenum);
the
honeysuckle.
Cupule
::
Cupule
(n.) A
sucker
or
acetabulum.
Horse-leech
::
Horse-leech
(n.) A large
blood-sucking
leech
(Haemopsis
vorax),
of
Europe
and
Northern
Africa.
It
attacks
the lips and
mouths
of
horses..
Shorthead
::
Shorthead
(n.) A
sucking
whale less than one year old; -- so
called
by
sailors.
Haustellate
::
Haustellate
(a.)
Provided
with a
haustellum,
or
sucking
proboscis..
Sucker
::
Sucken
(n.) The
jurisdiction
of a mill, or that
extent
of
ground
astricted
to it, the
tenants
of which are bound to bring their grain
thither
to be
ground..
Tick
::
Tick (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of large
parasitic
mites which
attach
themselves
to, and suck the blood of,
cattle,
dogs, and many other
animals.
When
filled
with blood they
become
ovate,
much
swollen,
and
usually
livid red in
color.
Some of the
species
often
attach
themselves
to the human body. The young are
active
and have at first but six
legs..
Suck
::
Sucking
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Suc.
Hamesecken
::
Hamesecken
(n.) Alt. of
Hamesucke.
Sucker
::
Sucker
(v. t.) To strip off the
suckers
or
shoots
from; to
deprive
of
suckers;
as, to
sucker
maize..
Wind-sucker
::
Wind-sucker
(n.) A horse given to
wind-suckin.
Ambulacrum
::
Ambulacrum
(n.) One of the
radical
zones of
echinoderms,
along which run the
principal
nerves,
blood
vessels,
and water
tubes.
These zones
usually
bear rows of
locomotive
suckers
or
tentacles,
which
protrude
from
regular
pores.
In star
fishes
they
occupy
the
grooves
along the under side of the
rays..
Bloodbird
::
Bloodbird
(n.) An
Australian
honeysucker
(Myzomela
sanguineolata);
-- so
called
from the
bright
red color of the male bird.
Remora
::
Remora
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
fishes
belonging
to
Echeneis,
Remora,
and
allied
genera.
Called
also
sucking
fish..
Sea Snail
::
Sea snail () A small fish of the genus
Liparis,
having
a
ventral
sucker.
It lives among
stones
and
seaweeds..
Gnat
::
Gnat (n.) A
blood-sucking
dipterous
fly, of the genus
Culex,
undergoing
a
metamorphosis
in
water.
The
females
have a
proboscis
armed with
needlelike
organs
for
penetrating
the skin of
animals.
These are
wanting
in the
males.
In
America
they are
generally
called
mosquitoes.
See
Mosquito..
Bloodsucker
::
Bloodsucker
(n.) Any
animal
that sucks
blood;
esp., the leech
(Hirudo
medicinalis),
and
related
species..
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