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lick

1. noun
   1. coup m de langue;
   2. a ~ of paint un petit coup de peinture.

2. transitive verb
   1. lécher;
      to ~ one's lips se lécher les babines;
   2. (colloquial)écraser (team, opponent);
      to get ~ed se faire écraser.

IDIOMS:

to ~ one's wounds panser ses blessures.

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'lick' found in these entries:

English:

wound

French:

babines - coup - épi - lécher

lick: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

Principal Translations
lick	(with tongue)	vtr	lécher ⇒
lick	(defeat)	vtr	battre ⇒ (à plate couture)
lick	(defeat)	vtr	écraser ⇒
Compound Forms/Formes composées
salt lick		nf	vasière (alimentation animale)
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