licking in Spanish
licking in Spanish is lengüetazo — licking means the act of passing the tongue over something.
licking in Spanish
lengüetazo
The act by which something is licked.
What does "licking" mean?
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noun The act of passing the tongue over something.
"A quick licking of the spoon and the batter was gone."
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noun A severe beating or defeat.
"The champions took a licking in the final match."
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licking in a sentence
- A quick licking of the spoon and the batter was gone.
- The champions took a licking in the final match.
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What is "licking" in Spanish?
"licking" in Spanish is lengüetazo. licking means: The act of passing the tongue over something.
How do you use "licking" in a sentence?
Example: "A quick licking of the spoon and the batter was gone." In Spanish, "licking" is lengüetazo.
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