suckage
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9.9
- noun
- /ˈsʌkɪdʒ/
- NSFW
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mala calidad
- Well, in short, I've been wrecking my wrist, which sucks for blogging, bathing, eating, driving, sleeping, and working. Pretty much all aspects of my life are currently affected by some level of suckage.
Examples
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You're ranting, and that second paragraph was lacking important details regarding the who/what/where/how of the suckage.
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Sorry to hear about all this suckage, but thanks for sharing.
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And you just have to go through that suckage to get to back to the facility.
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I have to work around here, and unfortunately, Troy... you are a master at the art of time suckage.
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If my job is going to suck either way, I'll take the suckage that requires less work.
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One terrible just isn't enough to fully encapsulate the amount of suckage in that pile of dog shit.
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Now, using other people's bad behavior as an excuse to quit (or to suck and refuse to improve beyond suckage) is dumb, sure.
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The movie was filled with suckage, leaving the audience disappointed and unimpressed.
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Many fans criticized the album for its overall suckage, claiming it did not live up to their expectations.
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The team's suckage this season has disappointed their loyal supporters, who expected a better performance.
Synonyms
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8.5
Words that are false or useless
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7.2
An event that makes you feel disappointed or frustrated
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9.6
A rude word for a person or thing that is very bad and not worth anything
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9.6
A very bad quality that makes something unpleasant
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7.8
A feeling that things are bad or you feel unwell
How bad or unpleasant something is
Antonyms
How Bad
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Suckage comes from the everyday verb suck, which originally means 'to take in by mouth' and in slang came to mean 'to be very bad'. So suckage is a casual noun that names the badness or disappointing quality of something.