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Meanings of suck out in English

Remove as if by suction.

Synonyms
Examples for "aspirate"
Examples for "aspirate"
1
A vitreous aspirate of the right eye was positive for Fusarium species.
Pubmed
2
Results showed that the kit isolated MSCs and platelets from BM aspirate.
Pubmed
3
The insertion of a rough breathing ' calls for a strong aspirate.
China and the Manchus
4
All the isolates were from deep tracheal aspirate or bronchoalveolar lavage specimens.
Pubmed
5
A second bone marrow aspirate revealed neoplastic infiltration by similar cells.
Pubmed
1
They could draw out whatever reinforcements were available on a minute-by-minute basis.
Anthill: a novel
2
Her shaking fingers could hardly draw out the watch in her belt.
Marcella
3
I let it draw out on purpose, to force him to speak.
Voices in the dark
4
Of course the shooting of last night would draw out the natives.
The Boy Scout Camera Club; Or, the Confession of a Photograph
5
That is the only comfort we can draw out of the affair.
The Autobiography of a Journalist, Volume II
Usage of suck out in English
1
Their lies will fasten themselves to her and suck out her life.
Crucial Instances
2
Instead of that they'll suck out somebody else's vitality to save her.
The Dark House
3
Why, I had very nearly had to suck out the imagined poison.
English passengers
4
They pierce the cotton plants in the South, and suck out the juices.
The Insect Folk
5
The Nurembergers were ready to suck out the fullest advantage from their privilege.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 5 / Germany, Austria-H...
6
There they stand all day long and suck out the juice.
The Insect Folk
7
Did it suck out all the poisons accumulated with the years?
Fahrenheit 451
8
You break off the head and suck out all the juices.
Succubi like it hot
9
Her words seemed to suck out the last of Jeremy's breath.
Funland
10
Nothing you couldn't suck out with a plunger or slap together with some epoxy.
Unity
11
He must find her, examine her, suck out her secrets.
Shadowglass: the shadowfae chronicles
12
They attach themselves to the roots of neighbouring plants and suck out their nutrients.
BBC
13
I think if I lie flat, they'll suck out what's left of my heat.
Hull zero three
14
Leeches suck out the pooling blood, known as venous congestion.
The Guardian
15
If hell gives you lemons, you find a way to suck out their souls.
The accidental demon slayer
16
The cicada sticks it into a leaf or young twig to suck out the juice.
The Insect Folk
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Suck out through the time
Suck out across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common