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sucka

sucka

3 9.9
An insulting shout to mock someone as foolish or weak
  • interjection
  • /ˈsʌkə/
  • Offensive
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  • Then I ain't got time for you, either, sucka.

She grabs my arm she puts me in the chair and go OK sicka sucka I got it and she leaves.

Examples

Synonyms

to suck it
vssucka
  • Offensive
26 9.9

To tell someone to accept bad news or defeat without complaining

is a taunt that targets a person's foolishness or contemptibility rather than defeat
suck my dick
vssucka
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A very rude phrase that shows strong anger and tells someone to do a sexual act

is a taunt aimed at contempt or weakness rather than a sexual provocation
suck on that
vssucka
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude shout that tells someone you beat or proved them wrong

is a direct insult aimed at calling someone foolish rather than boasting
baka
vssucka
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude word shouted to call someone foolish

is a taunt that mocks foolishness but also implies weakness or contempt
suck a big one
vssucka
  • Offensive
9.9

A rude, insulting phrase that tells someone to go away

is a mocking insult focused on foolishness rather than crude dismissal
suck my balls
vssucka
  • Offensive
9.9

A rude, insulting phrase that tells someone to do a sexual act

is a mocking exclamation without the explicit sexual demand or image

Surface Forms

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Morphology

sucka = sucker (opaque) = suck + er

This is a colloquial respelling of 'sucker', and the insult sense is not compositionally recoverable from 'suck' plus '-er' for most learners.

Etymology

Sucka is a quick, mocking shout that comes from the older slang sucker, a word for someone who is 'easily fooled', and the ending -a is a casual way people say it in speech and in rap. So people use sucka to taunt or mock someone after winning or tricking them.