what does sucker mean?
460975
A 'sucker' can either be a type of lollipop. Or it can mean someone who is easily 'sucked' in to a situation, in this case gullible.
941326
It means literally an "ox":  Meaning an "idiot" or "fool".  I suppose it could refer to a cuckhold, as well.  It is pronounced "whey".
420213
I hope you weren't called that, 'cause it means in love with yourself. It's basically extreme vanity and an inflated ego.\n\nNarcissus was a mythical Greek god [or perhaps just a man, I can't remember] who fell in love with his own reflection in the smooth surface of a pond. What a freak.
859227
If someone takes the mickey out of you it means they are joking with you. Having a laugh at your expense.
483181
In your case, it means "Loser On Line"\n\nStop wasting everybody's time!
509529
1838, Amer.Eng., "some kind iof alcoholic drink," of unknown origin. \n\nOne of that class of words (e.g. dingus, doohickey, gadget, gizmo, thingumabob) which are conjured up to supply names for items whose proper names are unknown or not recollected. \n\nUsed at various periods for "money," "a professional tramp," "a muffin," "a typographical ornament," "male genitalia," "a Chinese," "an Italian," "a woman who is neither your sister nor your mother," and "a foolish person in authority." \n\nPopularized in sense of "foolish person" by TV show "All in the Family" (1971), though this usage dates from 1905.
865483
It usually means that the person is weak and/or foolish enough for other people to take advantage of.\nIt can also just be used as a generic insult, I suppose.
1068640
...because many people are suckers???
522287
I'll give a guess\n\nI figure it's a term that people may use if foolishly spending money\n\nfrom dollars to doughnuts \n\ndoughnuts meaning nothing, zeros like the shape of a doughnut.\n\nthat's my guess.
1161666
Equivalent to: Damn! Literally, it is an expression based off of emotional interest, often used to heighten a point or other verbal expression. It can be used to convey verbally an idea of either the physical pain of an individual, or even to simple express his/her interest and of something simply by using it to describe his/her sense of enthusiasm. Confused yet? Good. But then again, after reading this I'm sure you'll be using this expression in the proper context. :)
544502
Sorry, but it's not a french word (believe me, I'm French!)\nIn which context did you hear it? Maybe there is a word close to that one?\nThe only close word I could see is a slang word: Vac' (means holidays)\nMessage me if you need more help\nLove and kisses
1163045
The correct term is 'cheese-paring', and it means to be reluctant to spend money, so the nearest one here is the first option, 'stinginess'.  It's also synonymous with 'penny-pinching'.
914159
Consult AskOxford.com… and take your pick of meaning and origin!
19166
The meaning is bad news.\nLatin verb "rumpere" meaning "to break," is the root for both of the words Bankrupt and Corrupt.
381575
It's short for "dropping a dime", which is a term that originally meant making a telephone call from a payphone (which used to cost a dime).  I assume the origin of the term is that both an assist and a phone call involve making a connection between two physically-separated people.\n\nPlus it just sounds cooler than "assist".  Kinda like how "boards" sounds better than "rebounds".
151742
Easy -    Sucking up is when you intentionally act, perform, or behave a certain way to appear ahead of the game or just to get into his/her good graces for your own eventual benefit... basically it's fake.  Being helpful is allowing yourself to put in a little extra time to aid someone when they legitimately need a hand with something.  As long as you can do your job fully, that little extra is being helpful.  The minute you become a yes-man automaton, you're now a terrific suckup.  It's ok to say no to taking on more than your fair share, but make the choice ahead of time so you can justify your actions through consistent action one way or the other.
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because it is a VERY naughty word when used in the wrong contexts(i.e suck my ___, you are a ____, ect)