Sentence examples for might lick from inspiring English sources
No goo, but still you might lick your fingers.
If no one was watching, I might lick it.
You, and perhaps your dining companions if you are not so possessive, just might lick those bones clean.
Mario Martone's handsome period biopic paints the poet as an intense and sickly youth, given to prostrating himself on riverbanks and peering so closely at books that you fear he might lick them.
Show a lady a little respect with some nice liquor, and she might just might lick your ass, he thought.
Give a little love to the little guys out there, or they might lick your crust next time... and that's not a euphemism.
Plus, you might accidentally lick some nail polish, which tastes awful and is dangerous for your health.
It tasted as you might imagine licking the slime off a fish that has been left to fester in a warm room for three days might taste; it had the tang of bilge and entrail.
It was the kind of sauce — fragrant with layers of veal stock, Madeira, butter, chopped truffles and a trace of the foie gras that had sautéed in the pan moments before — that a hungry New Yorker might have licked from a plate during the glory days of Lutèce, the basilica where Mr. Soltner spread the gospel of classic French cooking for 34 years.
If you have several dogs, any number of them might try to lick your recovering dog's wound.
If you use a toxic dye, your dog might try to lick it off and the dye could possibly poison him/her.
