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sucking off
verb
Present participle of suck off
Exact(16)
My toddler clutched her trompe l'oeil cherry blossom -- made of white bean paste -- like a new toy, admiring its rosiness and intermittently sucking off little morsels.
But the book had started out even stronger and, according to Jones's daughter Kaylie, was shorn of extensive original references to soldiers sucking off Honolulu businessmen for beer money.
Most of them have also grown up sucking off fat broadband, and consequently I think you've seen a lot of innovation around apps that are broadband rich, such as Skype and Spotify.
There was sucking off monkeys, little monkey feet wrapped around the head.
She said the nation needs to be tougher with undocumented immigrants, who are "sucking off the dole" through public benefits and government health care.
One evening during a scavenge I came across a picture of a woman sucking off an impish clown with a cracked grin.
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The mistletoe is then able to suck off such water and minerals as it requires.
"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.
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