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chupar

to suck

t͡ʃ u ˈp a ɾ
chup suck + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #42,575
to suck Often used for sucking something (like a lollipop) or sucking up liquid; in some contexts it can be vulgar when referring to oral sex.
SP: El bebé sabe chupar el biberón.
EN: The baby knows how to suck on the bottle.
Conjugation of chupar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Third chupa —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Third chupa —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second chupa —
chupar
Present
chupando

Te va a chupar toda la vida.

It's going to suck your blood for the rest of your life.

— The Dreadful (2026)

Él tiene un hábito de chupar su lápiz.

He has a habit of sucking on his pencil.

Tiene la costumbre de chupar el lápiz.

He has a habit of sucking on his pencil.

Para chupar la vida de tus hijos.

To suck the life out of your children.

— Elena (2011)

Ponte de rodillas, como si estuvieras a punto de chupar una polla.

Get on your knees, as if you were about to suck a cock.

— Una batalla tras otra (2025)