Definitions
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- noun A
sucking inward .
Etymologies
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in + sucking
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Examples
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At this, Sorpiala and the other woman suddenly exchanged conspiratorial looks, and Sorpiala fairly hissed her disapproval with an insucking of air.
Si'Wren of the Patriarchs Roland Jon Cheney
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The lad sat there, lost in the sight of her, and he rowed and rowed till the insucking breakers roared and thundered among the skerries; the ground-swell was strong, and the frothing foam spurted up as high as towers.
Weird Tales from Northern Seas Jonas Lauritz Idemil Lie 1870
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