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Tongue Lick 

When you take your tongue and lick the whole shaft of the dick and then the balls and then take the tongue and lick the pubs on his anus and his balls.. Then you take your tongue and lick his anus. then to top it off you Put ur tongue on his tongue and make him taste what u were licking! ( can be used with girls and their cunts to)
" LAYLA, tongue lick my Balls, I want to taste my cum tonight and my ass"!
" Fuck me baby, Tongue lick my fishy cunt!"
Tongue Lick by Dickwad December 14, 2004
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tongue licking 

Tongue licking is the sexual act of one person licking another persons tongue. Usually occurs during some type of sexual activity when the traditional French kissing is no longer able to satisfy an intense sexual drive.
Michelle was so horny last night. She even did some tongue licking when she was riding my cock.
tongue licking by Skadoosh June 19, 2008

Tonguelick 

1. A Caucasian white person who seems to never stop studying or caring for school or is always studying way more than he/she should. This includes (but is not limited to) one that would make flash cards for everything and anything, asks unnecessary questions in class, is a teacher's pet/suckup, and/or follows every single rule and also tries to enforce them. Note: He/She does not have to get good grades to be a chung bong AND an Asian "tonguelick" would be called a chung bong as "tonguelicks"s can only be white.
Example for definition 1...:
My friend is a tonguelick. Everyday at lunch he has to study for a 10 point miniquiz in math. Seriously, he won't even eat food sometimes if we have a real test and sometimes even a quiz.
Tonguelick by TheWokman April 8, 2008
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