to suck cock
6
9.9
- idiom
- Offensive
:
chupar polla
- The vulgar phrase 'suck cock' is often thrown around casually in derogatory banter.
Examples
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The rude customer yelled at the waiter to suck cock and stormed out.
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He was dared to suck cock at the party, causing shock among his friends.
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She accused him of having to suck cock to get a promotion, which offended everyone present.
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Don't suck cock!
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He told her to suck cock when she complained.
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Many people might use the phrase 'suck cock' as an insult in an argument.
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In certain contexts, to say someone is willing to 'suck cock' can imply they will do anything for money.
Synonyms
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9.9
To use the mouth to give sexual pleasure to another person
165
9.9
To use your mouth to give someone sexual pleasure
1
9.9
A very rude phrase that shows strong anger and tells someone to do a sexual act
1
9.9
A rude shout that tells someone you beat or proved them wrong
A rude, insulting phrase that tells someone to do a sexual act
A rude, insulting phrase that tells someone to go away
How Insulting
- Offensive
6
9.9
- Offensive
104
9.9
- Offensive
67
9.5
- Informal
4
8.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'to perform oral sex on a man' follows directly from combining 'suck' (to draw with the mouth / perform oral sex) with 'cock' (vulgar term for the male genital); a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer this literal sexual meaning. Although the phrase is vulgar and offensive in register, its semantics are compositional and similar literal constructions exist in many languages, supporting a transparent classification.
Etymology
Suck cock is a very rude phrase made from suck, meaning to take something into the mouth, and cock, a rude word for a man's private part. It literally means 'to perform oral sex on a man', and people also use it as a strong insult or to show contempt.