suctiony

English

Etymology

From suction +‎ -y.

Adjective

suctiony (comparative more suctiony, superlative most suctiony)

1. (informal) Of or resembling suction.
   • 2003, Lily Burana, Strip City: A Stripper's Farewell Journey Across America, page 223:

     Ruth muffles the receiver with her hand but I can just make out her saying, “Quiet, Emily. Mommy's on the phone.” There's the slight suctiony sound of her taking her hand off the mouthpiece.

   • 2016, Mo Daviau, Every Anxious Wave, page 116:

     It was more of a suctiony porthole than a door, and it was lined with a bright orange rubber gasket.