Lap and Suck

Lap

Lap verb - To flow along or against.

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Suck and lap are semantically related in drink topic. In some cases you can use "Suck" instead a verb "Lap".

Nearby Words: lapped, lapping

Suck verb - To be objectionable or unsatisfactory.

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Lap and suck are semantically related in sip topic. Sometimes you can use "Lap" instead a verb "Suck".

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

water	lap water	suck water
song	lap song	suck song

John Carpenter's Vampires features vampires who don't suck blood so much as tear a hole in your carotid and lap at the fountain.

Source: Vampire Bites Suck
Parodied in an episode of The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy, where Grim is stabbed repeatedly through the face by a giant monster scorpion, and then begs Dracula to suck out the poison (Dracula refuses, since actual vampires scrape the skin and then lap up blood).

Source: Suck Out the Poison
Cats can't fully close their lips to suck like humans do, this is why they lap their water or milk.

Source: Cats Are Mean