Suck
(for those under 30 years old) An intransitive verb indicating a negative state of affairs. Could be poor performance, bad weather, illness, general dislike, or any of innumerable negative thoughts.
(for those over 30 years old) Always a transitive verb. Colloquially used as shorthand for suck dick with noun dick understood. Synonymous with blow and bite. Used as an insult; indicates homosexuality.
(for those over 30 years old) Always a transitive verb. Colloquially used as shorthand for suck dick with noun dick understood. Synonymous with blow and bite. Used as an insult; indicates homosexuality.
(under 30) Cracka 1: Hey did you see the Simpson's last night? Bart said his father sucks!!!
Cracka 2: So, what's your point?
(over 30) Son: Gee dad, I don't want to do my homework. Math sucks.
Father: You're grounded for a week, you perverted little delinquent. And wash your mouth out with soap.
Cracka 2: So, what's your point?
(over 30) Son: Gee dad, I don't want to do my homework. Math sucks.
Father: You're grounded for a week, you perverted little delinquent. And wash your mouth out with soap.
Suck by cunning_linguist April 9, 2006
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suck by socker1001 March 3, 2009
suck
Not necessarily lacking in talent but expressing a general distaste for something or someone obnoxious, dull, detestable, abhorrent, etc.
The Steelers suck more than my new Hoover.
Not to confuse 'suck' with 'blow' as in: The Steelers blew like a third world prostitute.
Not to confuse 'suck' with 'blow' as in: The Steelers blew like a third world prostitute.
suck by SA - The Indian Princess July 16, 2008