"All-day" treats

Usage examples of suckers.

There were tentacled white slugs, squirming lam-preylike fish with toothy suckers, and things which looked like newts and tadpoles.

Which means you suckers still have to drive through the place, regardless of what happens in March or April.

Not only are suckers born every minute, they invariably get elected to political office.

His name on the building is a fitting reminder of the suckers who paid for it.

Only in the irrational realm of big-league sports can two of the richest guys on the planet sit back and watch suckers plead for the privilege of building them a palace.

After skipping out of downtown Miami, Sanchez found fresh suckers in hurricane-battered Homestead.

The hundreds of tiny suckers across the palms and fingers of a stickie meant that it could grip and tear off great slices of skin from a victim.

With the suckers, its grasp was unbelievably powerful and it simply tore the blaster from him, taking some skin from his fingers.

The fingers flexed and grasped, the tiny mouths of the suckers opening and closing.

Ryan to grip its arm and prevent the hand with its greedy suckers from fastening on his face.

The suckers were activated in its death throes, tearing out one of its own eyes as it toppled down in the dirt, dead.

The suckers shredded the denim of his jeans and began to strip skin and flesh from the long femur.

Ryan examined himself to make sure none of the suckers had actually broken his skin.

ONE HAND WAS HOLDING the wooden wall of the house, the other flattened against the central pane of glass in the window, showing the white circles of the suckers on fingers and palm.

But the worst thing these all-day suckers do to your plants is transmit plant diseases through their salivary secretions.