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a person who is an industrial strength ass-kisser. they figure, whle they're down there, they might as well give a full crack tongue job from bow to stern, just to notarize the event. While Ernie was kissing the supervisor's full ass, he gave a big lick since it was close to evaluation time.
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A teachers pet. Someone who always tries to please the person in charge to a sickening degree. teacher: will someone do a message for me please?
pupil (immediately): oh i'll do it sir!! |
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to rob a large sum of things from a certain area or place I just caught a big lick in Haines city, at this house by the lake.
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Your pocket cards in Hold'em poker are 6 and 9, you have a big lick. In contrast, an Ace and King are Big Slick. On the final table of my Texas hold'em poker tournament; the flop was two sixes and a nine (6 6 9), my pocket cards, a Big Lick (6 9) yielded me a full house. Taste like chicken.
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Something that cost a lot, or more than expected. Used when expressing surprise or concern over the price of something. Hey that was a big lick. I thought it would be less than that.
Well I can’t afford it now after the lawyers fees that was a big lick |
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The act of acquiring a large sum of money in an unconventional, mostly illegal, manner. OR The act of loosing a large sum of money. "were going to get ronnie back." "Yeah for a big lick."
OR "rember when john gave you thoese fony Cd's." "Yeah that was a big lick" |
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