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upsuck

upsuck verb: to suck upward.

Verb

upsuck (third-person singular simple present upsucks, present participle upsucking, simple past and past participle upsucked)

  1. (poetic) To suck upward.

Noun

upsuck (uncountable)

  1. A hypothesized peristaltic action during the female orgasm that helps to retain sperm.

Forms of upsuck

third-person singular presentupsucks
present participleupsucking
past participleupsucked
pastupsucked

Origin of upsuck

From up- + suck.

Questions about upsuck

What does upsuck mean?
Upsuck means to suck upward.
What part of speech is upsuck?
Upsuck can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of upsuck?
The past tense of upsuck is upsucked.

Words near upsuck in the dictionary

  1. upstrokes
  2. upstrove
  3. upstruck
  4. upstyle
  5. upstyles
  6. upsuck
  7. upsucked
  8. upsucking
  9. upsucks
  10. upsurge
  11. upsurged

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