sucks on

UK
/sʌks ɒn/
US
/sʌks ɑn/

Translations

suck onverb

sucks on

sucked on
Past Simple
sucked on
Past Participle
sucking on
Gerund
UK
/sʌk ɒn/
US
/sʌk ɑn/
She likes to suck on a mint to freshen her breath.
Elle aime sucer une menthe pour rafraîchir son haleine.
Additional translations
téterSurtout pour un bébé ou un jeune enfant; emploi plus naturel dans certains contextes corporels ou infantiles.

Definitions

suck onverb
To draw something into the mouth and hold it there, often to extract flavor or moisture.
She likes to suck on a mint to freshen her breath.
To keep something in the mouth and apply pressure with the lips and tongue.
The baby began to suck on his thumb for comfort.