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suckaduc 

One way to tell somebody to piss off.
Literally it means (go) suck a dick, but of course you just say it so fast that it forms one word. suckaduc
' Dude, seriously go suckaduc! '

Person 1 'Of course you need to get the heck outta here when I tell you to suckaduc, what did you had in mind? '

Person 2 'Well you told me to... hm well nevermind '

Person 1 ' That's right, just leave, you buttface! '
suckaduc by Minkeloneous May 3, 2009
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suckabuck 

Slang for the capacity to run very quickly through money.
That guy can suckabuck faster than anyone I’ve ever met.
suckabuck by Dr Bunnygirl July 13, 2019

suckafuckaphobia 

To fear anything having to do with oral, vaginal, anal, or mammoral sex.
Cindy was coming on to me and my suckafuckaphobia was setting in.
suckafuckaphobia by Gonj January 7, 2008

Suckadick 

(Verb/Intensifier/Onomatopoeia) 1) Used in reference to, but not necessarily ordering, fellatio in order to express extreme distaste or dissatisfaction with one's self, others, or a situation.
2)Used to sound funny as fuck
Guy1: Dude, you missed 12 shots in a row. You suck.
Guy2: I know...FUCK!...Suckadick, yo, I quit.

Guy: I'm bored...suckadick.

Guy1: Squirrelcorn.
Guy2: Suckadick.
Suckadick by fuckyourdreams April 20, 2009

Suckadick, Czech Republic 

An amazing place, also Fucking is amazing

suckadickulous 

1.A word used to describe a totally sucky event/thing/person/ect.
1.Dude holy shit thats totally suckadickulous!
suckadickulous by :D♥ July 10, 2009

suckyducky2010 

it's gay and i love it. best rappers to exist
ur mom listens to suckyducky2010 because she's gay
suckyducky2010 by ppsdj December 8, 2021
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