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Recent Examples of suckedWill the contestants get sucked into a chocolate pipe, Augustus Gloop-style?—
K. Thor Jensen,
PC Magazine,
25 Aug. 2026 This debris can get sucked into your ductwork or blown back into the house.—
Brandee Gruener,
Southern Living,
16 Aug. 2026 The passenger sitting in that seat was partially sucked out of the plane, suffering serious injuries, the NTSB said.—
Kris Van Cleave,
CBS News,
14 Aug. 2026 The 61-year-old man who was nearly sucked out of the plane suffered neck and shoulder injuries and friction burns.—
Josh Funk,
Chicago Tribune,
13 Aug. 2026 The head and shoulders of 61-year-old Ljubisa Karovic, sitting in seat 11F, were sucked out the window, causing significant injuries, his wife told Reuters.—
Alexandra Skores,
CNN Money,
13 Aug. 2026 Yet a full 20 years after Obama was elected on a promise to break free of Bush’s legacy, policymakers keep getting sucked into the region by an incentive structure that makes the use of force attractive and minimizes its short-term costs.—
Emma Ashford,
Foreign Affairs,
12 Aug. 2026 On the bridge, Sam taunts his brother before getting sucked out a hole in the observation window, graphically.—
Keith Phipps,
Vulture,
30 July 2026 Often, compositions came from MacLeod watching a YouTube video, thinking the music sucked, then trying to make something more suitable.—
Kieran Press-Reynolds,
Pitchfork,
30 July 2026
Recent Examples of Synonyms for sucked
smelled
Verb
Officers initially smelled the odor of unburnt cannabis during the stop, according to police, and Mark Stephens handed them an open container of weed.
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Finnegan Belleau,
Chicago Tribune,
24 Aug. 2026
Xcel crews told fire officials that a nearby business had used a cleaning solution that smelled like propane gas.