When asked if he's been licked by Reedus, Morrissey said, "Many times.
The waterfront is being spruced up; buildings are getting a lick of paint.
One may be jealous of another being licked: she thrusts her head under the outstretched neck of the one licking, and butts upward till the licking stops.
The air is foul and humid, like being licked by a pack of stray dogs.
The air was wet and saline, and to stand on the pier was like being licked on the face by a monkfish.
Scenes included people defecating, a close-up of an anus being licked, Barney being buggered by a golden dildo and a snogging session between two pregnant women that culminated in one removing her glass eye and sticking it up the other one's backside.
While he was being poetic, I licked the crumbs out of the creases of the bag.
Union Square Ventures investor Fred Wilson added his own two cents over the weekend, writing that, "When I talk to my friends who do a lot of angel investing, I hear that they are being more selective, licking some wounds, and waiting for liquidity on their better investments".
The obvious answer, as when Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre was being given its final lick, is to use vodka for polish and a squirrel's tail for a cloth.
She starts the article off by saying, "I can't help but wonder whether giving my son organic food really makes a difference to his health, considering that he's been known to lick the bottom of his shoes, kiss my poop-sniffing dog, and eat crackers -- someone else's -- off of the preschool floor".
