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suck

[suhk] / sʌk /


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Many British railways are built on clay soil that shrinks in the summer as vegetation sucks out water, and expands in the winter.

From BBC

“If you create lots of content, the models will suck it in.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Either way, the big-name listings are likely to suck up a lot of oxygen and could leave smaller companies struggling to find eager buyers.

From The Wall Street Journal

You push yourself through, even if it sucks and you’re crying in the end.

From Los Angeles Times

"Who needs to follow England away for disappointment when Fifa can deliver that six months before a ball is kicked? The life has been sucked out of this tournament before it starts."

From BBC