to suck donkey cock
- idiom
- Offensive
- If we lose this game, we'll really suck donkey cock in front of our fans.
Examples
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I can't believe how badly they sucked donkey cock in the finals.
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He said the presentation would suck donkey cock if we didn't prepare thoroughly.
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She warned the project could suck donkey cock if we missed another deadline.
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That team really sucks donkey cock this season!
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If we don't practice, our performance will suck donkey cock during the competition.
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The software will suck donkey cock if we don't fix the bugs before release.
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He feared that their teamwork would suck donkey cock without proper communication.
Synonyms
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To be very bad or disappointing
Antonyms
How Humiliating
Surface Forms
Morphology
The verb 'suck' already carries the informal sense 'to be awful/perform poorly', while 'donkey' + 'cock' functions as an obscene intensifier rather than contributing a new, non-literal meaning; a learner who knows the constituents would likely infer a very strong negative judgement (extremely bad). However, the precise nuance (humiliation vs simply performing poorly) and the highly vulgar, culture-specific register are not fully predictable, so it is only partially compositional.
Etymology
Suck donkey cock is crude slang that uses the rude words suck, donkey, and cock to make a shocking, humiliating picture. So, because the image is extreme and degrading, people use the phrase to mean 'to perform extremely poorly' or 'be thoroughly humiliated'.