suckhole
/ (ˈsʌkˌhəʊl) /
noun
mainly Australian slang a sycophant; toady
Nearby words
- sucker-punch,
- suckerfish,
- suckerpunch,
- sucket fork,
- suckfish,
- sucking,
- sucking louse,
- sucking reflex,
- sucking wound,
- suckle
Word Origin for suckhole
perhaps from suck (sense 9) or suck (up to) + (ass) hole
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Examples from the Web for suckhole
As luck would have it, we kept just outside the rim of the suckhole, and finally escaped it.
The Young Alaskans in the Rockies|Emerson Hough