English to English Dictionary

Succus

A juice or sap, especially one derived from plants.

Such

Of the type or degree previously mentioned, implied, or indicated.

Suck

To draw into the mouth by creating a vacuum.

Suck-face

To kiss passionately and lengthily, typically with much suction or tongue contact.

Sucker punch

A punch delivered without warning or when the recipient is not looking or is unprepared.

Suckhole

A whirlpool, eddy, or drainage aperture characterized by powerful suction forces.

Suckling

A young mammal that is still nursing from its mother.

Sudden

Happening or done quickly and unexpectedly.

Sudden Change

An unexpected or abrupt alteration in a situation or condition.

Sudden Departure

An unexpected or abrupt leaving or exit, often implying a sense of urgency or surprise.

Sudden Exit

An abrupt or unexpected departure from a situation or location.

Suede

Leather with a soft, fuzzy surface, produced by rubbing the flesh side of a hide.