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/ˈsʌkər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A person who is easily deceived or tricked.
Don't be such a sucker; you shouldn't trust everything you hear.
A device or part that creates a vacuum to suction something.
The sucker on the end of the plunger helped clear the blocked sink.
A sweet treat or lollipop.
She offered him a colorful sucker from her pocket.
A term used in martial arts or sports to refer to a weak opponent.
He thought he was tough until he faced a real sucker in the ring.
A plant shoot that grows from the base of a plant.
The gardener removed the sucker to encourage healthier growth from the main stem.
Etymology
Middle English 'suker', from 'sucken' meaning to suck.
Common Phrases and Expressions
sucker punch
A surprise attack or blow.
sucker for punishment
A person who seems to enjoy difficult or unpleasant situations.
sucker bet
A bad wager that is likely to lose.
Related Words
fool
A person who acts unwisely or imprudently.
deceiver
One that misleads or tricks others.
gullible
Easily deceived or tricked.
Slang Meanings
A person who is easily manipulated or taken advantage of.
Don't be a sucker; read the fine print before signing.
Someone who is very fond of something.
He's a total sucker for ice cream.