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Suck has no synonyms
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Liberal
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Detestable
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verb: extract absorb draw drink engulf imbibe inhale nurse sip suction verb: remove liquid; remove supply abate bankrupt bleed bleed dry catheterize consume debilitate decrease deplete devitalize diminish dissipate divert draft draw off drink up dry empty evacuate exhaust expend fatigue filter off finish free from get last drop get rid of gulp down impoverish lessen milk pump pump out quaff reduce sap siphon spend strain suck suck dry swallow tap tax tire out use up waste wear wear down weary withdraw Antonyms fill pour verb: take out, extend attenuate choose drain elongate extort extract lengthen pick pull out respire select single out stretch suck take Antonyms put in shorten verb: take in liquid absorb belt booze consume dissipate down drain gargle gulp guzzle hit the bottle imbibe indulge inhale irrigate lap liquor up nip partake of put away quaff sip slosh slurp soak up sop sponge suck sup swallow swig swill tank up thirst tipple toast toss off wash down wet whistle verb: tap; exploit bleed drain draw off elicit empty evince evoke exhaust express extort extract fleece impose on let out press pump siphon suck take advantage take out use wring Antonyms hoard [spoiler]checkm8[/spoiler]
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2 RepliesIf you replace the W with a T in what, where and when it answers the question. What? That! Where? There! When? Then! The word "shark" looks like a shark. The word "bed" looks like a bed. There are words called contronyms that have a double meaning, and both meanings directly contradict the other so there technically would be no correct way to use the word unless you explained how you meant it.
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5 RepliesAnother odd quirk of the English language is that the words always, coming, from, take, and down have no antonyms.
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