hold with one's lips or teeth; grit one's teeth; clench one's teeth; press one's lips together; squeeze one's lips together; bite; get; hold in one's mouth

To insert something between the upper and lower lips or teeth and press it by bringing the parted lips or teeth together.

To put the parted upper and lower lips or teeth together.

To insert something between the upper and lower teeth and press it hard by putting the parted teeth together to the extent that it causes a wound.

For an insect like a mosquito or bedbug to bite the skin with the sharp tip of its snout.

(slang) To get something or someone that benefits oneself.

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빼물다

suck out; draw out

suck in; inhale; soak in; draw

suck

suck up

bread

bread crumb

boom boom; bang bang; honk honk

grind; crush

stick one's tongue out; pout one's mouth haughtily

cheek

slap

bone; frame; synopsis; sarcasm

root; origin

A bound noun indicating that there is nothing more than that; A postpositional particle used when there is nothing more than the content of the preceding statement or when it is only so

horn; anger; fury

with a creaking sound

creak; grate

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To stick out one's tongue and hold it between one's teeth.

To thrust out one's firm lips because one is angry or has a complaint.

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