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Definition of suck
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Suck (v. t.) To draw in, or
imbibe,
by any
process
resembles
sucking;
to
inhale;
to
absorb;
as, to suck in air; the roots of
plants
suck water from the
ground..
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Suck
::
Suck (v. t.) To draw in, or
imbibe,
by any
process
resembles
sucking;
to
inhale;
to
absorb;
as, to suck in air; the roots of
plants
suck water from the
ground..
Sucrate
::
Suckling
(v. t.) A small kind of
yellow
clover
(Trifolium
filiforme)
common
in
Southern
Europe.
Suck
::
Suck (v. t.) To draw, as a
liquid,
by the
action
of the mouth and
tongue,
which tends to
produce
a
vacuum,
and
causes
the
liquid
to rush in by
atmospheric
pressure;
to draw, or apply force to, by
exhausting
the air..
Rennin
::
Rennin
(n.) A
milk-clotting
enzyme
obtained
from the true
stomach
(abomasum)
of a
suckling
calf. Mol. wt. about
31,000.
Also
called
chymosin,
rennase,
and
abomasal
enzyme..
Horse-leech
::
Horse-leech
(n.) A large
blood-sucking
leech
(Haemopsis
vorax),
of
Europe
and
Northern
Africa.
It
attacks
the lips and
mouths
of
horses..
Creekfish
::
Creekfish
(n.) The chub
sucker.
Nurse
::
Nurse (v. t.) To
nourish
at the
breast;
to
suckle;
to feed and tend, as an
infant..
Suckling
::
Suckler
(n.) An
animal
that
suckles
its
young;
a
mammal.
Marsipobranchia
::
Marsipobranchia
(n. pl.) A class of
Vertebrata,
lower than
fishes,
characterized
by their
purselike
gill
cavities,
cartilaginous
skeletons,
absence
of
limbs,
and a
suckerlike
mouth
destitute
of jaws. It
includes
the
lampreys
and
hagfishes.
See
Cyclostoma,
and
Lamprey.
Called
also
Marsipobranchiata,
and
Marsipobranchii..
Lumpsucker
::
Lumpsucker
(n.) The
lumprish.
Appetency
::
Appetency
(n.)
Specifically:
An
instinctive
inclination
or
propensity
in
animals
to
perform
certain
actions,
as in the young to suck, in
aquatic
fowls to enter into water and to swim; the
tendency
of an
organized
body to seek what
satisfies
the wants of its
organism..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) The
embolus,
or
bucket,
of a pump; also, the valve of a pump
basket..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) A hard
drinker;
a
soaker.
Suckanhock
::
Suck (n.)
Juice;
succulence.
Imbibe
::
Imbibe
(v. t.) To drink in; to
absorb;
to suck or take in; to
receive
as by
drinking;
as, a
person
imbibes
drink,
or a
sponge
imbibes
moisture..
Sanguisuge
::
Sanguisuge
(n.) A
bloodsucker,
or
leech..
Gulf
::
Gulf (n.) That which
swallows
irretrievably;
a
whirlpool;
a
sucking
eddy.
Hag
::
Hag (n.) An
eel-like
marine
marsipobranch
(Myxine
glutinosa),
allied
to the
lamprey.
It has a
suctorial
mouth,
with
labial
appendages,
and a
single
pair of gill
openings.
It is the type of the order
Hyperotpeta.
Called
also
hagfish,
borer,
slime eel,
sucker,
and
sleepmarken..
Vampire
::
Vampire
(n.) A
blood-sucking
ghost;
a soul of a dead
person
superstitiously
believed
to come from the grave and
wander
about by night
sucking
the blood of
persons
asleep,
thus
causing
their
death.
This
superstition
is now
prevalent
in parts of
Eastern
Europe,
and was
especially
current
in
Hungary
about the year
1730..
Calycozoa
::
Calycozoa
(n. pl.) A group of
acalephs
of which
Lucernaria
is the type. The body is
cup-shaped
with eight
marginal
lobes
bearing
clavate
tentacles.
An
aboral
sucker
serves
for
attachment.
The
interior
is
divided
into four large
compartments.
See
Lucernarida.
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