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lick
1. a block of compressed salt or chemical matter provided for domestic animals to lick for medicinal and nutritional purposes
2. a place to which animals go to lick exposed natural deposits of salt
3. Slang a short musical phrase, usually on one instrument


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Back-to-back victories may have bought Massa a ticket back into the title race but Ferrari were so anxious to despatch him ahead of Hamilton he left with flames licking down the side of the car from splashed fuel.
Motor Racing: LEWIS SOARS, ALONSO'S SORE; Formula One, Round 4: The ... by The Mirror (London, England)
After the main course, the room was darkened and the plum pudding was brought in with a sprig of holly in the top and little blue flames of burning rum licking down round the outside, accompanied by a gravy boat of white sauce, well laced with rum.
Fabulous feasts from an old-time kitchen by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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