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Discover LudwigThe phrase "suck off" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
However, it is considered to be vulgar and should be used with caution in formal or academic writing. Example: The vacuum cleaner was able to suck off all the dirt and debris from the carpet.
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suck off
verb
To fellate a man until he ejaculates.
synonyms
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The mistletoe is then able to suck off such water and minerals as it requires.
If you need to, clean the knife on the bread or just wipe your finger down the blade and suck off the debris.
The last time I was late for a shift my boss Erich had made me put the lunch leftovers in a grubby pillowcase and suck off the residue.
In my local park there is a tree crowned with amber-red haws, big enough to pluck and suck off the flesh.
Nobody today reads the lines "I suck off / every man in the Manhattan Storage & Warehouse Co" and thinks only, What freedom — to be gay in New York in the fifties!
One contains hot cashews, picked and roasted at a farm in Mombasa, the other cocothende, a fabulous biscuit covered in a layer of sugary crust you first suck off slowly.
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"Mike's had a heart attack while being sucked off by a teenager".
But as Mr. Schlegel opened the front door, his shoes were sucked off and the door blew away.
Wear lace-up boots or shoes; sandals or water shoes will get sucked off in the mud.
Britpop ended up being slightly overweight men with their shirts untucked, getting sucked off while watching The Italian Job.
It is as if they have been sucked off the three walls and squeezed ruthlessly together in this single painting.
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