Possessing a high level of suctitude.
An adjective to decribe something that not only sucks now, but will likely always suck.
An adjective to decribe something that not only sucks now, but will likely always suck.
by Tuneouttv September 13, 2003
by tallguy :P December 08, 2010
1. The other ballplayer who watched his at-bat said he did something sucky.
2. Some people thought the choice for Secretary of State was sucky.
3. "Your guesses at Trivial Pursuit are always sucky," she said.
2. Some people thought the choice for Secretary of State was sucky.
3. "Your guesses at Trivial Pursuit are always sucky," she said.
by Ninja Clan Lord March 12, 2017
1. (noun) derived from the word suck that means not good or simply put... bad.
2. (noun) emphasizes something that is really really sucky/lame/crappy/terrible/yucky without the sexual innuendos that comes with the word suck.
2. (noun) emphasizes something that is really really sucky/lame/crappy/terrible/yucky without the sexual innuendos that comes with the word suck.
1. Popular "cool" people suck a lot ...like their level of suckiness reaches new boundaries when they act like they're special and everyone else is a lesser person.
2. So yeah, suck on that suckiness of yours, you motherf*cking sucker.
2. So yeah, suck on that suckiness of yours, you motherf*cking sucker.
by Tesaffrey March 17, 2014
by +Fizza+ November 23, 2005