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(n) Someone who says nice things which usually aren't true to another person for their own benefit. Suck-Up- "OMG Alli you are so pretty!" can I borrow your diamond necklace?
alli: "Suck-up..." |
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(Noun). One who acts affectionately toward another so as to excel, usually because he cannot do so on his own merits.
(Verb). To be a suck-up. To suck-up. Sucking-up. The graduate student was so good at sucking-up that he never had to worry about funding.
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Someone who compliments everything because they want something for themselves, for example friendship Prue Cooper. As in, Prue is such a suck-up
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Someone who does good stuff for you in the hopes that one might be suddenly endowed with all the wealth and generosity that you could possibly give (and usually are disappointed) MAC: Dude, that guy gave you a brand-new Mini Cooper S with supercharger and NOS intake apertures?!
BILL: Man, what a suck-up, I know. He just wants me to let him date my sister. Like that'll ever happen, HA! But nice car anyway, so thanks to him! |
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A person that acts nice to a person so they will get attention and rewards.
Happens a lot on goSupermodel.com, everyone wants Admin to give them a membership, so they suck up Suck-up
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