sucked
SaySUKT/sʌkt/
- 1Simple past and past participle of suck.
The pump sucked water out of the flooded basement overnight.
She sucked air through her teeth when she saw the repair bill.
Note
One regular -ed form does double duty: it is the simple past (the calf sucked) and the participle that follows have or be. A passive needs a transitive use with an object to promote, as in milk sucked from the breast or juice sucked out of a fruit. The intransitive meaning, feeding at a breast or teat, forms a perfect (the calf has sucked) but has no passive.
sucked is a form of suck
suck, verb: To be inferior or objectionable; a general term of disparagement, often used with at to point to a particular area of weakness. Full entry
- Spelling
- suck → sucked: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /t/.
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