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Lick ~ LICK for etymology see> LIP ^u id+ | TO PASS A TONGUE OVER A SURFACE implies TO PASS OVER LIGHTLY see> SLICK TO LICK CAN LAMINATE A SURFACE WITH TONGUE MOISTURE TO LICK as TO MOISTEN WITH THE TONGUE perhaps leads to A LICK to denote MINIMAL perhaps because MOISTURE DERIVED FROM LICKING IS MINIMAL note " A LICK " OF THIS OR THAT implies A LITTLE LICK may imply TO LAP leading to LICKERISH or APPETIZING see> LECHER TO LICK INTO SHAPE may reflect ANIMAL GROOMING SO PERFORMED sug> SLEEK SLICK also THE TONGUE CAN THRASH or LASH at least VERBALLY thus LICK can imply TO WHIP or VICTORY or TO WIN the IDEAS implicated in LICK REACH TOWARD OTHER IDEAS LINKED WITH TONGUE old eng LICHEN = LICK eng LECHER literally A LICKER see> LECHER for more LICHEN MOSS it can grow as if LICKED ON A SURFACE ger LECKEN LICK FLECHTE LICHEN gr LEICHEN TREE MOSS LEIKHEIN LICK UP skt LIHATI TO LICK ukr LYZATY same LYZA SLEEK also SLICK PERSON as in LICKED SMOOTH and CLEAN LYZUN ADULATOR LYK GULP lat LINGO TO LICK or LAMBO same sp LAMER LICK LAMINAR LICK and LAMINATE as in TO COAT LAMEDOR LICKER lat LAMBERE TO LICK or TO LAP LINGULA TONGUE LINGERE LICK DELINGO LICK OFF LECHEOR GLUTTON thus LIBERTINE see> LECHER fr LANGUE TONGUE LANGUAGE biol> ALGAE AND FUNGI GROWING IN SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP HAVE NOT STEM NOR LEAVES LICHENIN is a STARCH OBTAINED FROM ICELAND MOSS med> LICHEN DESCRIBES SKIN ERUPTIONS CHARACTERIZED BY THICKENED OR HORNY SKIN SPOTS or PAPULES or PLAQUES LICHENOID implies MOSS LIKE SKIN LESION ply> | LICKING SLICK LECHERS LAMINATE LICKERISH AND GET LICHEN | sug> LICKPOT LINGER LINGUISTIC CUNNILINGUS see> LIP | Tags and Abbreviations Explained | |
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