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Possessing a high level of suctitude.
An adjective to decribe something that not only sucks now, but will likely always suck. I could either read a book tonight or watch a sucky sitcom on TV,
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Sucky is a descendant of the word suck, but can have a different meaning depending on the context, and the type of person using the word. 1) What a sucky day! -> bad, gloomy day
2) Get off my porch, you sucky fruitbag! -> derogatory usage 3) You want sucky sucky? Me love you long time -> translated from Engrish to English, this line reads, 'Want me to suck your dick?' |
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adj. Has the state of sucking to the max. Has a high degree of suckability. My girlfriend took me out to the dollar cinema and we saw the movie "Sibling Rivalry". I had NEVER seen a movie so sucky. It was depressing that anyone would find such trash to be entertaining.
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when you think something is really harsh or stinks "Davey ran out when heard me preggaz"
"Bellend! That's sucky" |
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when something sucks but needs a bit more emphasis guy 1 : i got sooo much work :/
guy 2 : well thats sucky :/ |
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A word I like to use a lot it means unpleasant. Fred:Hey schmoo those shoes are really sucky. Schmoo:Maybe I like sucky.
Fred:Well good for you! |
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sombody that sucks teachers are sucky
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