Roundhouse Lick

Licking something/someone in a roundhouse motion.

Swinging or circular flicking of the tongue.

"I will Roundhouse Lick you in your esophagus"

by The Katacado May 18, 2023

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Licking it

When someone tries to avoid conversation by making up excuses. The opposite of "Milking it".

He was eager for the conversation to end, he was really licking it.

by umbrella underpants January 19, 2018

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Shloer, snack and lick a sack

A recovering alcoholics idea of an evening that would be: wine, dine and 69

Sorry I don’t drink but we could Shloer, snack and lick a sack

by Mechysavage November 19, 2023

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There is a difference between a "lick", "hitting a lick", and "catching a lick", a "lick" aside from Jazz, is contextual, a "lick"is either shot taken, i.e. punch is taken in a boxing match, or fight, but in urban setting a "lick"is generally a drug addict addicted to a specific substance, who will go to any length to get their fix, in another context a "lick" is a victim about to be taken for whatever goods or monies they may have, which the term " hitting a lick" comes from, lastly the term "catching a lick" comes from the sale of an illicit substance being sold to an individual who is a user of the illicit substance being purchased

"let we go catch this lick, and I'll get back to you" - drug transaction

"I need to hit a lick on a come up" - taking someone for the goods they own
"You need to stay away from them they ain't no good for you, they are a straight lick" -individuals addicted to illicit substances

by AnnoyingProphet August 20, 2025

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