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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61. Real togetherness Einstein licked his wounds after his long drawn out battle with Bohr about the uncertainty principle.
62. At least we were in good hands while we licked our wounds.
63. You could not lick them, and you could not get yours licked.
64. She lay for a minute half in sleep, hall in stupor, and her tongue licked idly at my ear.
65. Duvall licked his lips, looked at Cardiff ... and pulled open the door.
66. Then he licked my body and went down on me.
67. We thought we had it licked, but it turns out to be stronger than we are.
68. Donna licked her tongue across her dry lips and stopped at the bottom of the stairs.
69. BIn the far distance, the flames licked their way toward the beach like lava coming down the mountainsides.
70. A small breeze licked at the pages of the missal.
71. Adam licked his fingers and rubbed them over his eyes as he tried to get accustomed to the dark.
72. He bared his teeth and licked his lips, as Blackberry had done before the dead hedgehog on the road.
73. Wendell devoured a large piece of gingerbread, then licked his fingers greedily.
74. She had barely licked the envelope before she had her first pains.
75. A brief complacent smile lightened his face and he licked his mouth.
76. Desire licked like a flame at her senses, sending dangerous signals to her brain.
77. I licked his chest and then went down on him.
78. He licked his lips and looked at my laughing mouth.
79. The wick flickered hesitantly, then licked upward into a bright yellow tongue.
80. The chaotic potential of the Year 2000 computer glitch was licked.
81. It's juice running down chins, fingers instead of forks, plates licked squeaky clean and belts loosened around waists.
82. I licked a finger and rubbed it on the stone.
83. Having finished her bag of chips, Buzz licked her fingers, switched the light on, and prepared for bed.
84. He licked it, the tip, little mouth oozing moisture, feeling the smoothness on the tongue.
85. She licked her undamaged forefinger and rubbed away the tear traces. Sentencedict.com
86. We used the tongue in its lower reaches, where it licked land close to the edge of the Skaftafell site.
87. Steam rises from the kettle and the pork chops sizzle, licked by flames from the dripping, igniting fat.
88. A long tongue came out of the lamb's mouth as it licked its lips.
89. He licked his lips and looked at my laughing mouth. Succubus, he whispered.
90. The researchers injected formalin into animals' paws and watched how often they licked the wound.
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.