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suck-jack
suck-jack n.
Brit. 
/ˈsʌkdʒak/
, /ˈsʌkdʒak/U.S. /ˈsəkˌdʒæk/
[partial translation of Portuguese papa-jaca, < papar to swallow + jaca (locally) little crab] a fish (see quot. 18432)./ˈsəkˌdʒæk/Π
1843 R. T. Lowe Fishes Madeira 177 Sebastes Maderensis..Little Rock-fish, or Suck-jack.
1843 R. T. Lowe Fishes Madeira 178 Its second Portuguese name of ‘Papa-Jaca’, or Suck-jack, it has earned by its troublesome addiction to hooks baited with the little crab ‘Jaca’.
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- to put one's best leg first
- to put one's best leg forward
- to put one's cards on the table
- to put one's chips on
- to put one's come hither on a person
- to put one's eyes together
- to put one's face against
- to put one's feet under another's mahogany
- to put one's feet under mahogany
- to put one's feet up
- to put one's finger in a hole
- to put one's finger in one's eye
- to put one's finger in the dyke
- to put one's finger in the fire
- to put one's finger on
- to put one's foot
- to put one's foot down
- to put one's foot in it
- to put one's foot in one's mouth
- to put one's foot into it
- to put one's foot to the floor
- to put one's foot upon
- to put one's hand in
- to put one's hand in one's pocket
- to put one's hand into one's pocket