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Meanings of licked in English

Licked.

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Usage of licked in English
1
Back in the 1960s, California thought it had its water problem licked.
Wired
2
She's licked the bin and her work has been strong, Doyle said.
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3
Alice licked her something chocolate ice cream and carefully considered his question.
Still alice
4
Looked like Quashee had licked that overgrowth problem-inspirit space, at least.
Sister Mine
5
Oh, speaking of taking things too far, I also licked Meghan's cup.
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6
But he licked the hand of the boy that tied the noose.
The Hill of Dreams
7
He put its head in his mouth at once and licked it.
The Japanese Twins
8
Renshil licked his upper lip nervously when he saw the new dice.
The river kings' road
9
The hyena smelt the carrion and licked herself, wearied by the delay.
The Social Cancer: A Complete English Version of Noli Me Tangere
10
His voice licked at her senses, drew her steadily onward: That's right.
Swan Song
11
His approach gentled, and he licked her in a patient, loving rhythm.
Eve of darkness
12
You know, one biscuit short of a picnic. She licked her lollipop.
Beautiful creatures
13
A farm dog appeared and going up to Clara licked her hand.
Poor White: A Novel
14
And I've been licked in the whole seventeen rounds of this campaign.
The Ramrodders: A Novel
15
The fire licked the meat, spreading the rich aroma through the air.
House of Bathory
16
The minute they're licked there's going to be fortunes made in Montana.
Lonesome dove
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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