lickable
lickable by twenty.one.pilots.fangirl22_ March 11, 2017
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Lickable
1. Something so attractive that a person would consider licking the entire surface. Typically used in reference someone of the opposite sex.
2. Food or candy that is designed to be licked.
2. Food or candy that is designed to be licked.
1. I can only think of three regions on your pulchritudinous body that are not lickable: anywhere that needs deodorant, shampoo or toilet paper.
2. That jolly rancher is going to break your teeth; it's lickable, idiot!
2. That jolly rancher is going to break your teeth; it's lickable, idiot!
Lickable by Zackery Ward February 8, 2009
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When you anally fuck a really flexible girl, and she proceeds to lick your cock while in the process.
Jane: Last night, i attempted the lickable butt-stick maneuver and it worked.
Boyfriend: It was amazing!
Boyfriend: It was amazing!
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