Similar words: ruction, auction, reduction, ructions, deduction, adduction, abduction, induction. Meaning: ['sʌkʃn] 
n. 1. a force over an area produced by a pressure difference 2. the act of sucking. v. 1. remove or draw away by the force of suction 2. empty or clean (a body cavity) by the force of suction.
n. 1. a force over an area produced by a pressure difference 2. the act of sucking. v. 1. remove or draw away by the force of suction 2. empty or clean (a body cavity) by the force of suction. 
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1. Some pumps and all vacuum cleaners work by suction.
2. Dustbags act as a filter and suction will be reduced if they are too full.
3. Some pumps works by suction.
4. Flies' feet stick to surfaces by suction.
5. My vacuum cleaner has very good suction.
6. Michael was showing the nurse how to suction his saliva.
7. This is attached by the traditional suction cups.
8. Vacuum cleaners work by suction.
9. Just to be safe, he carries a suction device to draw the poison out of any wound.
10. This model has a narrow suction face which can get into the smallest of gaps.
11. A good non-slip rubber bathmat with suction caps underneath it is the first essential.
12. They have variable suction for cleaning delicate curtains, as well as thick carpet, and filters that take out allergens as well as dust.
13. Cylinders rely on suction,(sentencedict.com) which is why they often have a higher wattage than uprights.
14. Another potential hazard is suction burn - toy car phones being the main culprit and parents usually the victim.
15. The rise is a result of the capillary suction which acts against the force of gravity.
16. Then it is gripped by suction to the end of a pipette, under the microscope.
17. A two-piece telescopic suction pipe adjusts to fit all types of container.
18. Simple suction is out, because gecko feet work perfectly, even in a vacuum.
19. Concavity and negative forms are associated with elastic orifices, suction, closure and decline.
20. Other Gulf states have fitted booms across the inlets of desalination plants, and suction equipment will clean up slicks.
21. Her reclining wheelchair, a chest respirator, and a small end table for her suction machine stood by.
22. On the inside, Annie Taylor felt the barrel glide away until it reached the suction of the rapids.
23. The surface of the Melanisms heaved and panted, and Fenella felt the suction about her waist increase.
24. Secretions which block or threaten to block his airway have to be removed by suction.
25. Lighting the cigarette, she inhaled deeply, drawing in a suction of relief.
26. It would be appropriate to offer ordinary resuscitation with suction, physiotherapy and antibiotics.
27. Then, their ears protected against the piercing whine, they activated the suction pump.
28. Case 1-8 A patient who underwent a laparotomy 3 days ago has been oliguric and receiving nasogastric suction since surgery.
29. The engine is started on petrol, with just enough suction to bring the gasifier into operation.
30. Other mechanisms for trapping prey have similarly descriptive names: snap, suction, lobster pot, flypaper, loop.
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