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suck-hole
suck-hole n.
Brit. 
/ˈsʌkhəʊl/
, /ˈsʌkhəʊl/U.S. /ˈsəkˌhoʊl/
†(a) ? (see quot. a1627); (b) U.S. a whirlpool, a pond; (c) Canadian and Australian slang, a term of abuse (cf. suck n.1 12); hence as v. intransitive. slang (originally and chiefly Canadian), to curry favour./ˈsəkˌhoʊl/ΘΚΠ
the world > the earth > water > lake > pond > [noun]
pound1248
pond1287
piscinaa1398
piscinea1400
stewc1440
dike1788
pondlet1839
mardle1866
tank1898
suck-hole1909
the world > the earth > water > flow or flowing > whirlpool > [noun]
swallowa700
weelc897
suckc1220
swallowinga1387
swelthc1400
swirlc1425
gorce1480
vorage1490
whirlpool1530
gourd1538
gulf1538
poolc1540
hurlpool1552
whirlpit1564
sea-gulf1571
maelstrom1588
vorago1654
well1654
gurges1664
gurge1667
swelchiea1688
vortex1704
tourbillion1712
whirly-pool1727
wheel-pit1828
sea-puss1839
turn-hole1851
suck-hole1909
the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > approval or sanction > commendation or praise > flattery or flattering > servile flattery or currying favour > flatter servilely or curry favour [verb (intransitive)]
fain?c1225
fawnc1325
to make placebo1340
fagea1382
curryc1400
to curry favela1420
to claw (a person's) toea1500
to curry favour?1518
to be at the school of placebo1554
to play (with) placebo1583
insinuatea1593
wriggle1601
lick1602
sycophantize1605
gnathonize1619
pickthank1621
supparasitate1623
ingratiate1647
slaver1730
toad-eat1766
slaum1787
to eat (any one's) toads1788
toad1802
bootlick1846
toady1861
to suck in1899
smoodge1906
smarm1911
arse-lick1928
bum-suck1930
to suck round1931
ass-lick1937
brown-nose1939
suck-hole1961
weasel1980
the mind > attention and judgement > esteem > approval or sanction > commendation or praise > flattery or flattering > servile flattery or currying favour > [noun] > servile flatterer
papelard1340
placeboc1395
fawnerc1440
pickthank1460
adulator?a1475
earwigc1475
curry-favel1515
men-pleaser1526
gnatho1533
upcreeperc1540
claw-back1549
curry-favourer1563
man-pleaser1564
claw-poll1569
please-man1570
sycophant1575
curry-favour1577
capper1587
insinuator1598
clawera1603
scrape-shoe1607
suck-fist1611
courtiera1616
foot lickera1616
fleerera1627
wriggler1631
fawn1635
limberham1689
toad-eater1742
tuft-hunter1755
arse-kisser1766
sleeve-creeper1809
lick-spit1822
lickspittle1825
shoe-licker1826
toady1826
toad1831
toader1842
bootlicker1846
bootlick1849
favour-currier1855
lubricator1872
bum-sucker1877
handshaker1884
suck1900
mbongo1911
sucker-up1911
apple-polisher1918
snurge1933
ass-licker1939
brown-nose1939
brown-noser1942
arse-licker1951
ass-kisser1951
greaser1959
suck-hole1966
suck-up1970
bumboy1984
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a1627 T. Middleton Mayor of Quinborough (1661) iii. iii. 44 I will learn the villany of All Trades,..if in the Brewer, I will taste him Throughly, and piss out his iniquity at his own suck-hole.
1909 Dial. Notes 3 377 Suck-hole, n., a whirlpool. Common [in East Alabama].
1961 E. Partridge Dict. Slang (ed. 5) II. 1302/2 Suck-hole, v., to toady, as in ‘He won't suck-hole to anyone’; hence, to cringe; low Canadian; C. 20.
1964 F. O'Rourke Mule for Marquesa 200 They rode on toward the small water hole... Dolworth led them off a plateau down the rocky trail to the suckhole under the rock ledge.
1966 P. Mathers Trap 12 Our progressive mayor..and his pack of scabby suckhole mates.
1968 J. Wainwright Edge of Extinction 48 He can roast to hell—then go suckholing to Old Nick.
1970 Globe Mag. (Toronto) 31 Oct. 4/2 No matter how strong I could become there was still someone in this city of 470,000 who thought I was a suckhole.
1972 J. Metcalf Going down Slow vii. 128 Can't even fix yourself a sandwich without suckholing round that man.
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