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abbreviation for liquor "Yo, we gotta go get some licks for tonight"
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Lick means to hit, usually to slap. Also associated with being whipped. She busted her man out on cheatin and he caught 3 licks in front of everybody
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a noun, slang for robberies I rented a piece (firearm) for the licks.
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Kick-ass chain of burger joints in the Greater Toronto Area and Southern Ontario. Puts everyone else's burgers to shame. If you're going to have a burger-and-fries meal, this is the place! I don't eat burgers and fries very often, but when I do, I get them from Licks.
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Dope fiends that are always willing to buy I got alot of licks around the way if you wanna make that money
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Used as a short form for liquor Yo dawg lets hit up tha corner store n buy some licks
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Scottish slang for effort, speed or enthusiasm Did you see him running after that bus? He was giving it big licks!
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