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sucker

noun as in victim

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Example Sentences

So Peter came over to my house in Toluca Lake and we banged that sucker out in about an hour.

Now I’m a sucker for a fabulous fish dish, especially if the fish is raw.

From Salon

The company makes so much candy, between all of its brands, that it supports an army of smaller manufacturers around the United States: the companies that make the sucker sticks in North Carolina and New York, the Wisconsin company that makes Dum Dum wrappers, the midwestern companies that make the cardboard for the company’s boxes, the sugar beet growers up in Michigan.

From Salon

“I’m a sucker for uptempo. With the transitions of R&B to club music, my shows have become a beautiful blender. Everything always ends up coming together well in the end,” De Miguel said.

It wasn’t a baseball game, it was a sucker punch.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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