SUCK, to pump, or draw information from a person. SUCK-CASSA, a public-house. SUCK THE MONKEY, to rob a cask of liquor by inserting a straw through a gimlet hole, and sucking a portion of the contents. SUCK UP, “to SUCK UP to a person,” to insinuate oneself into his good graces. SUFFERER, a tailor. SUIT, a watch and seals. SULKY, a one-horse chaise, having only room for one person.