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licking The act of sticking one's tongue out and using it to taste something, often in a playful or affectionate manner. ■ "I love licking my friend's face. It's so fun!"
Bind To tie or fasten something with a strip of cloth or other material. ■ I accidentally bound my cat's paw with a piece of string, and now he can't stop licking it!
Dairy A collection of milk from cows, goats, and other lactating animals. ■ "I had a bowl of dairy for breakfast. It was so good, I couldn't resist licking the bowl clean."
lick To engage in a leisurely activity of licking one's tongue in an attempt to mimic the sound of a dog. ■ "I can't believe you just licked your own hand. That was so gross!
licks A way of expressing disapproval or contempt by making a noise similar to that of a dog licking its lips. ■ "I can't believe he actually ate the entire pizza. Licks!
licker A person who is excessively fond of licking things, such as ice cream or a dog's fur. ■ "I used to be a licker, but I've learned that it's better for my teeth and my sanity to stick to using a spoon."
Observed Something that you have noticed or seen, often in a way that suggests it is being done on purpose. ■ "I observed my cat sitting on the windowsill and licking its paw. It's obvious that it was trying to catch some flies."
tongue A long, slender organ used for tasting, swallowing, and producing sound. ■ The tongue is often considered the most important part of a person's appearance. It's also responsible for some of the funniest moments in our lives, like when we accidentally stick it out at an inopportune time or when we can't stop licking our lips.