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Lick At

Definition:

Lick at is a phrasal verb that means to touch, taste or sample something lightly with the tongue.

Examples:

1. Verb:

- The kitten licked at the milk in the saucer.

- The child licked at the candy before devouring it.

2. Noun:

- The tiger gave a quick lick at its paw to clean it.

- She took a lick at her ice cream cone before it started melting.

3. Adjective:

- The ice cream had a hint of a salty lick at the end.

- There was a lick at the rim of the glass from the drink.

4. Local Expression:

- The locals took a lick at the famous dessert only found in this town.

- Everyone who visits the area must take a lick at their signature dish.

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