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suck off

British  

verb

  1. slang (tr, adverb) to perform the act of fellatio or cunnilingus on

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“The more you do it, the more comfortable you get. But it does suck off the rip. You feel very awkward and it just takes some getting used to. It’s easy to get very frustrated with yourself because you had success on this side. But I’ve got great guys around me.”

From Seattle Times

NO outside investors to suck off the profits, take over the company and move it to another city/state/country to increase their profits.

From New York Times

“That’s why they’ve been bloating budgets — it’s for crony capitalists to be able to suck off of ’em.

From Washington Post

The girls would get a cupcake and the boys would get to take the cupcake and suck off the frosting.

From The Guardian

Some of the children try, and fail, to suck off the ink because they want to get another toy - some stickers, a balloon or pencil - as a reward for coming to the booth.

From BBC