Associations to the word «Sucking»
Noun
- Chewing
- Sap
- Thumb
- Nipple
- Pig
- Shaman
- Kissing
- Cock
- Reflex
- Infant
- Feeding
- Insect
- Vacuum
- Mouth
- Slug
- Feed
- Breast
- Vomiting
- Blood
- Fly
- Noise
- Lip
- Louse
- Habit
- Baby
- Bottle
- Sound
- Finger
- Oxygen
- Fish
- Leech
- Suck
- Behavior
- Arthropod
- Clade
- Raft
- Nectar
- Mite
- Saliva
- Mosquito
- Parasite
- Slime
- Gasp
- Thrusting
- Juice
- Mud
- Tit
- Seizure
- Tick
- Beak
- Flea
- Straw
- Babe
- Vampire
- Lemon
- Pest
- Penis
- Breath
- Bug
- Freak
- Cord
- Nourishment
- Vodka
- Prey
- Pleasure
- Hiss
- Sucker
- Dove
- Succession
- Fluid
- Fume
- Vortex
- Insecticide
- Calf
- Venom
- Pipe
- Rocking
Adjective
Wiktionary
SUCKING, verb. Present participle of suck
SUCKING, noun. An act of sucking.
SUCKING, noun. A sound or motion that sucks.
SUCKING A LEMON, verb. Present participle of suck a lemon
SUCKING LICE, noun. Plural of sucking louse
SUCKING LOUSE, noun. Any louse of the suborder Anoplura.
SUCKING UP, verb. Present participle of suck up
SUCKING URGE, noun. An infant's instinctive urge to breastfeed. It is a primitive reflex.
Dictionary definition
SUCKING, noun. The act of sucking.
Wise words
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