To breathe heavily through your mouth to the point where you almost start creating wind with your sucking/blowing of air. Usually happens while performing some activity, and because you're out of shape.
by JA June 28, 2004
The action of putting glass to mouth and twisting your wrist until you receive carpal tunnel. If one was to suck wind without acheiving a feeling of carpal tunnel in there wrist, one is not twirling with enough enthusiasm and determination.
by Pippa Middleton July 29, 2011
a name that is given to someone that does not know the meaning of it, in effort to make fun of them and piss them off at the same time.
by matt g October 03, 2004
Not related to "suck wind" or "sucking wind".
State of having had all the good removed from one's life, work, situation, etc; as if sucked right out by a huge vacuum cleaner. Similar to: "hung out to dry"; "left twisting in the wind".
State of having had all the good removed from one's life, work, situation, etc; as if sucked right out by a huge vacuum cleaner. Similar to: "hung out to dry"; "left twisting in the wind".
by John Whitley May 14, 2005
To carry out this nasty habit, she usually needs to be able to grab on to a door, log, wooden rail or whatever else with her front teeth and then to WIND-SUCK.
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"The most common symptom (sign) of wind-sucking is the gurgling noise or sound produced by the aspiration of air into the vagina, or its expulsion," Caslick observed.
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"The most common symptom (sign) of wind-sucking is the gurgling noise or sound produced by the aspiration of air into the vagina, or its expulsion," Caslick observed.
She nasty. Girl grabbed on to a door with her front teeth and then WIND-SUCKed all the dust bunnies right up her cucci.
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"The most common symptom (sign) of wind-sucking is the gurgling noise or sound produced by the aspiration of air into the vagina, or its expulsion," Caslick observed.
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"The most common symptom (sign) of wind-sucking is the gurgling noise or sound produced by the aspiration of air into the vagina, or its expulsion," Caslick observed.
by ian November 18, 2004