lick
lick
verb
To informally defeat someone or something, especially in a contest.
"We licked the opposition easily."
noun
An act of passing the tongue over something.
"Give the stamp a quick lick."
verb
To pass the tongue over something, often to taste, clean, or moisten.
"The dog licked its paw clean."
noun
An informal term for a small amount or trace of something.
"He didn't do a lick of work."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: salt lick, poke, slug, clout, biff, punch, puzzle out, work out, work, solve, figure out, lap