To suck in
| to draw into the mouth; to imbibe; to absorb. |
See also: Suck
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- To strike a jury
- To strike a lead
- To strike a ledger
- To strike an attitude
- To strike at
- To strike camp
- To strike dumb
- To strike for
- To strike hands
- To strike hands with
- To strike home
- To strike in
- To strike in with
- To strike off
- To strike oil
- To strike one luck
- To strike out
- To strike root
- To strike sail
- To strike tallies
- To strike the flag
- To strike up
- To strike work
- To stump it
- To stump up
- To suck in
- To suck out
- To suck up
- To sue out
- To surge the capstan
- To suspend payment
- To swear by
- To swear off
- To swear the peace against one
- To sweat coin
- To sweep a mold
- To sweep the deck
- To swing a door
- To swing round the circle
- To tail in
- To take (an act, thing) amiss
- To take a departure
- to take a flight{9}
- To take a horn
- To take a name in vain
- To take a reef in
- To take a shoot
- To take acquaintance of
- To take advantage of
- To take advice
- To take after
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- to stretch one's legs
- To strike a balance
- To strike a bargain
- To strike a jury
- To strike a lead
- To strike a ledger
- To strike an attitude
- To strike at
- To strike camp
- To strike dumb
- To strike for
- To strike hands
- To strike hands with
- To strike home
- To strike in
- To strike in with
- To strike off
- To strike oil
- To strike oil
- To strike one luck
- To strike out
- To strike root
- To strike sail
- To strike tallies
- To strike the flag
- To strike up
- to strike while the iron is hot
- To strike work
- To stump it
- To stump up
- To suck in
- To suck out
- To suck up
- To sue out
- To surge the capstan
- To suspend payment
- to swallow one's pride
- To swear by
- to swear like a trooper
- To swear off
- to swear on a stack of Bibles
- To swear the peace against one
- to sweat blood
- To sweat coin
- To sweep a mold
- to sweep off one's feet
- To sweep the deck
- to sweep under the rug
- to swim with the tide
- To swing a door
- To swing round the circle
- To tail in
- To take (an act, thing) amiss
- to take a backseat
- to take a bath
- To take a departure
- to take a dim view of
- to take a flight{9}
- To take a horn
- to take a leaf out of someone's book
- to take a leak
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