suckhole
- noun
- /ˈsʌkˌhoʊl/
- Offensive
:
lameculo
- He always acts like a suckhole around the boss, trying to gain her approval.
Examples
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People often view him as a suckhole because he only praises the director to get a promotion.
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The manager dismissed the team member as a suckhole for constantly agreeing with every decision.
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- Yeah, I called her a suckhole.
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Any of you suckholes want to come up here and knock me off?
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I don't know why all straight guys turn out to be such suckholes.
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See you later, suckhole.
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"It's a suckhole.
Fiction book (1993) -
Your father's a suckhole.
Synonyms
20
8.4
A person who says nice things to a powerful person to get something for themselves
17
9.3
A person who praises someone important to get favors
5
7.7
A person who praises someone in power to get an advantage
4
9.9
Very bad in quality or a person who praises others to gain favor
3
4.2
A person who gives fake praise to get someone's favor
3
9.9
A person who flatters someone in charge to get favors
2
9.6
A person who flatters someone in power to get favors
1
9.9
A person who praises someone in power to get benefits
1
8.3
A person who praises someone in charge too much to gain favor
1
8.7
A person who flatters someone in power to get favours
A person who flatters people in power to get favors
A person who praises others too much to gain their favor
A person who praises people in charge to get things they want
A person who praises someone in power to get advantages
A person who flatters people in charge to gain favor
A person who gives too many compliments to gain favor
A person at work who praises their boss too much to get favors
Antonyms
Compounds
How Obsequious
- Offensive
17
9.3
- Offensive
8
9.0
- Offensive
1
8.3
- Offensive
3
4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Suckhole comes from suck (as in 'to suck up', meaning 'to flatter') and hole (a rude insult), so it shows someone who flatters a person in power to gain an advantage.