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sucking rocks

sucking rocks is the present participle of suck rocks.

Meaning of suck rocks

Verb

suck rocks (third-person singular simple present sucks rocks, present participle sucking rocks, simple past and past participle sucked rocks)

  1. (colloquial, vulgar) Term of general disparagement, an emphatic version of suck/sucks
    • The copier on this floor sucks rocks.
    Synonyms:
    suck less emphatic

Questions about sucking rocks

What is sucking rocks the present participle of?
Sucking rocks is the present participle of suck rocks.

Words near sucking rocks in the dictionary

  1. sucking louse
  2. sucking off
  3. sucking one's teeth
  4. sucking out
  5. sucking out of one's thumb
  6. sucking rocks
  7. sucking someone's cock
  8. sucking someone's dick
  9. sucking the air out of
  10. sucking the kumara
  11. sucking the monkey

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