Bleed and Suck

Bleed

Bleed verb - To remove (liquid) gradually or completely.

Usage example: bleed water from the radiators

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Suck and bleed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suck" instead a verb "Bleed".

Nearby Words: bleeding, bleeder

Suck verb - To be objectionable or unsatisfactory.

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Bleed and suck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bleed" instead a verb "Suck".

Nearby Words: sucker, sucked, suckling, suckle, suckled

heart	bleed heart	suck heart
energy	bleed energy	suck energy
people	bleed people	suck people
time	bleed time	suck time
Other words: way, air, earth, health, money, light, blood, fluid, juice, magic, enemies.

Bittersweet Ending Blessed with Suck Blood Magic: Less scrupulous mages will bleed people with magical talent to augment their own power.

Source: Literature / Collegia Magica
Balalaika then delivers a withering "The Reason You Suck" Speech to Hansel before sitting back and watching him bleed to death right in front of her.

Source: Kneel Before Zod
However, after being stabbed, Franklin does hallucinate a version of himself that gives him an epic "The Reason You Suck" Speech, forcing/inspiring Franklin to fight for survival rather than give up and bleed out.

Source: Vision Quest

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