| suck air | 3.16 | Sucking air. | ||
| suck blood | 2.44 | He sucks their blood. | ||
| suck life | 2.17 | Yes, sucking the life. | ||
| suck water | 1.71 | The water was sucked into the pores. | ||
| suck thumb | 1.51 | One sucks his thumb. | ||
| suck oxygen | 1.18 | A long trial would suck the oxygen out of that debate. | ||
| suck sap | 0.86 | Scales weaken or kill a plant by sucking sap. | ||
| suck moisture | 0.59 | These plants suck moisture from the soil. | ||
| suck bird | 0.53 | The most common causes are metal failure or when birds are sucked into the engine. | ||
| suck juice | 0.53 | He sucked the juice out of succulent plants. | ||
| suck wind | 0.53 | ABC and Fox were sucking wind. | ||
| suck money | 0.46 | But there are other ongoing lawsuits sucking money back out. | ||
| suck sound | 0.46 | What giant sucking sound? | ||
| suck egg | 0.33 | The saying is Teach your grandmother to suck eggs! | ||
| suck smoke | 0.33 | The fan sucks smoke from the air. | ||
| suck tooth | 0.33 | He sucked his teeth for a minute. | ||
| suck bottle | 0.26 | The baby sucked a bottle, a concoction of prune juice and milk. | ||
| suck breath | 0.26 | Zoe reaches forward and sucks her breath in to draw the feather out. | ||
| suck cash | 0.26 | Indeed, it is not just the latest start-ups that are sucking cash. | ||
| suck gas | 0.26 | It sucks the gas into the engine. |