Aún no tenemos significados para "lick the dust".
1Thus, too, his tongue would protrude and lick the dust.
2The lions of St. Marc must lick the dust.
3As the Lord liveth, he shall lick the dust.
4It is the modest, thoughtful woman, you cannot make lick the dust in sorrow and tears.
5Do it, and I will go down on my knees and lick the dust before you!
6To lick the dust that despots tread.
7His enemies shall lick the dust.
8They shall lick the dust like serpents, they shall move out of their holes like worms of the earth, and be utterly destroyed!
9In scores of hotly-contested battles, the British lion, unused as it was to cower before a foe, was compelled to " lick the dust" in defeat.
10Alfred E. Ricks all but licks the dust off of Bill Bassett's shoes.
11You'd be crouching before the tyrant's hat and licking the dust from his shoes!
12Lick the dust off my shoes, and you shall be indulged with a morsel of meat.
13Proud men had licked the dust before him.
14He licks the dust before any man of wealth or authority; his tongue hangs down to his shoe-buckles.
15'Lord Castlewood, here you have the choice-tolick the dust, or be dust!
16He licked the dust off his lips, looked wistfully at the swinging door, and turned back to his pony.
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