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suck

[suhk] / sʌk /


Example Sentences

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A few minutes later, the high cloud “pulled back quickly—as if a vacuum sucked it south. The sky above was blue,” remembered Buzz.

From Literature

After rallying in early 2025, digital assets have surrendered much of the spotlight to the artificial-intelligence race, which sucked up investors’ capital and powered a third straight year of double-digit gains in stocks.

From The Wall Street Journal

The city’s narrow lots sets the Chicago iteration apart: “almost like it’s sucking in its stomach,” the authors write.

From The Wall Street Journal

The unicorn dipped its mouth and sucked them from his palm, leaving it wet with unicorn spit.

From Literature

If he stays, they are going to end up getting sucked in by Leeds and West Ham, as well as Forest.

From BBC