Sentence examples for the licked from inspiring English sources
verb
To stroke with the tongue.
Harried objects of the moment, printed and in script, evoking the licked tip of a yellow, No. 2 pencil, Bic-stained fingers.
If Guadagnino had removed the sex, leaving us with nothing but its breathless prelude and the licked lips of its aftermath, we would have stumbled from the cinema in a headier and more delicious state of frustration.
Having a bigger crutch made it easier to rotate the licked glue side.
Cameras, placed under the glass floor, recorded the licking behavior over 60 min.
Does the licking response show anything like the topography seen in Figure 3 figure supplement 2 ?
Note that these kernels include coefficients at times both prior to and following onset of the lick or lick bout, to estimate changes in firing that precede and follow the licking event, respectively.
Careful adjustment of the licking spout with same distance between spout and mouth of the head-fixed animal resulted in similar licking in the two animals.
Ullie, the dog, licked up the gravy.
Then the short man licked the lobster.
The parsers licked their pencils.
The Magic licked its wounds on Wednesday.
