adjective
suckered
Suckered (adjective) means Fitted or covered with suckers. Example: “The frog's suckered toes let it climb smooth glass.”
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Fitted or covered with suckers.
"The frog's suckered toes let it climb smooth glass."
How to use suckered
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes something equipped with suckers, the sticky gripping organs.
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What does “suckered” mean?
The word “suckered” means fitted or covered with suckers. In plain terms, describes something equipped with suckers, the sticky gripping organs.
How do you use “suckered” in a sentence?
Here is “suckered” used in a sentence: “The frog's suckered toes let it climb smooth glass.”
What part of speech is “suckered”?
“Suckered” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of suckered?
"suckered" (adjective) means fitted or covered with suckers.
