Similar words: wicked, unpicked, panicked, wickedness, flicker, flickering, city slicker, knickerbockers. Meaning: [lɪk] 
adj. having been got the better of.
adj. having been got the better of. 
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31. He licked the drops off his upper lip.
32. He licked his lips in an unpleasantly reptilian way.
33. Manchester United licked Chelsea in an English Premiership match.
34. He licked the dust two years ago.
35. It was a tricky problem but I think we've licked it.
36. The cat licked up all the milk which had overflowed onto the floor.
37. A cat licked up the drops spilt on the floor.
38. The flames of the fire licked the sides of the fireplace.
39. He licked his lips.
40. He licked his lips at the thought of all that money.
41. I dipped my finger in the sauce and licked it.
42. She licked the stamps and stuck them on the parcel.
43. The children licked their lips as the cake was cut.
44. Just when you think you've got it licked, it comes back.
45. The new recruits will be fine once they've been licked into shape.
46. She dipped a finger in, licked it.
47. A very big one licked me with its tongue.
48. Paul put down the chicken and licked his fingers.
49. Plummer licked his lips and frowned.
50. Sorrel rubbed against my palm and licked my fingers.
51. The flames licked around the wood, around the corpse.
52. I cleared my throat, licked my lips.
53. Little Chef leapt up and licked her nose.
54. He licked his finger, which was wet.
55. She licked her lips and read fast.
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56. Nina licked the melted chocolate off her fingers.
57. There was a trickle of blood at the corner of his mouth and he licked it with unconscious relish.
58. He kept his head turned towards Mary, though, as between parted lips they licked the tips of each other's tongues.
59. As soon as you think you've got it licked, it smacks you in the face.
60. Looking down where the water of the canal licked the rocks, I saw a handful of date pits.
More similar words: wicked, unpicked, panicked, wickedness, flicker, flickering, city slicker, knickerbockers, packed, tucked, backed, sucked, docked, cocked, sacked, wrecked, tracked, blocked, plucked, cracked, backed up, stacked, shocked, unpacked, locked in, prepacked, cocked hat, unchecked, landlocked, high-necked.