suck in English: To pull liquid or air into your mouth without biting or chewing. (verb)

Translation

To pull liquid or air into your mouth without biting or chewing.

Word origin

From Old English sucan, an old word for drawing liquid into the mouth.

Verb typeregular (suck, sucks, sucked)

straw.

Here "suck" is pulling the drink up into your mouth.

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"Sucks" is the form used with he, she, or it.

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In informal English, "it sucks" means it is very bad.

drink

To take water or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it.

mouth

The part of your face that you use to eat and to speak.

bottle

A tall container with a narrow top, used to hold water and other drinks.

milk

A white drink that comes from cows, which people drink and use in food.

blow

To push air out of your mouth, or the way the wind moves the air.

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