Sentence examples for licked off from inspiring English sources

He put it all in, swivelled the papers, and licked off his first joint.

You feel as if you are trapped in a chair while your beard is intently licked off by a mountain lion with an 80-grit-sandpaper tongue.

Every year or so, I'll make one, devour it, and then forget about it as soon as the last of its crumbs are licked off my fingers.

Later, during the run, a hungry and supposedly ferocious hound broke away from Simon Legre, cornered Eliza on the stage and affectionately licked off her makeup.

That auction will include some of Thiebaud's signature images like "Various Cakes," from 1981, rows of cakes with icings so thick they look as though they could be licked off the canvas.

So there is a full platter of premium jamón Ibérico at £17.50 – with "an unmatched depth of flavour" – as well as cheaper options like the Parma I licked off my hand, or a serrano, for £6 a serving.

Being fastidious groomers, cats will lick off almost anything that gets on their fur.

"Very often, the iman would make a mistake and he would lick off the mistake with his tongue," Yalter explains.

It looks a little like cake frosting and is just as easy to lick off the fingers.

Cooking is about smelling the spices and dipping a finger into a fondue to lick off a taste.

Imagine that: a great, warm, wet, abrasive tongue licking off skin after skin, down to the bottommost one, which starts to sprout shiny little animal hairs.