Lick

(noun) A successful type of theft which results in an acceptable, impressive and rewarding payday for the protagonist.

Last night, hit a good lick. I brought home three figures easy for about two hours worth of my time. Not too bad I don't think.

by Nikki Stixx January 18, 2021

Lick

A side hustle or way of making money.

Yeah man, I'm tryna (trying to) catch a lick right now.

by allpsyched March 2, 2012

Lick

1. Somebody who is easy to rob, or get money from.
2. An illegal way to get money easily, like robbin, hustlin, or sellin dope.

1. "Yo, he got robbed like 7 times dis week", "I know bruh hes Deerfields biggest lick forreal."

2. Yo I need like 200 bucks, imma go head n bust some licks for it.

by DeerField Hood Kid Jeff August 18, 2009

Lick

A short phrase in music; most commonly used by jazz or rock musicians.

The lick that saxophonist played was awesome!

by Ben October 30, 2003

Lick

Used to describe a group of lesbians.

e.g. A murder of crows, a gaggle of geese, etc.

"We walked in to the bar to find that the pool table was taken over by a lick of angry bull dykes."

"This party promises to be entertaining. There's going to be a lick of hot lesbians attending."

"Wow did you see how quickly that lick of lipsticks started making out once they got drunk?"

by TeRouge January 20, 2010

Lick

it means getting the crap beat out of you for your money or anything of worth

Im going to put a lick on that man

by Nathan November 18, 2003

Lick

To draw the tongue over something or someone.

I found a picture of a hot guy licking his boyfriend's neck.

*licks Matt's neck now after he posts this?* x3

by Tiggers August 18, 2005