“SUCKING” in italiano

sostantivo

suzione

sucking

aggettivo

aspirante

aspiring sucking would-be

”A sucking boom set time into motion.

She was too busy with school and friends and sucking face with Todd.

He gave her another savoring lick, lingering at the apex of her thighs, sucking the bundle of nerves into his mouth, nipping with his teeth, before he began again.

It was sucking him up.

Filden followed him from a low-class tavern in the Locksides, down the stepped streets that led eventually toward the sucking mud of the foreshore.

What was worse was how the sand was swallowing up his feet with each and every step, and how the air was so dry that his sweat soon evaporated, sucking away his energy with it.

”“We’re not complaining,” Gwyn said, sucking in air.

More than twenty glasships hung around the edges, clustered around four black monoliths, sucking up their energies from the earth, but the field was big enough for a hundred.

The more you sweat, the more they like sucking your blood.

He knelt face to face with her, crushing the material of the skirt between their upper bodies, and found her so eager for the taste of his skin, her lips finding his shoulder, sucking at his neck, moaning without shame of being overheard.