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Slang term for the Liquor Control Board of Ontario, which is where you have to go if you want booze in the province of Ontario.
Johnny: "Let's go to the lickbo!"

Sarah: "Yeah, I wanna get sloshed!"
lickbo by D.R.J. March 1, 2007
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Ontario slang for the liquor store. Really, its an acronization of LCBO: the name of the (by far) predominant chain liquor store there. In Canada, Alcohol is more strictly regulated than in other places, such as the US, and each province more or less has only one or two dominant chains of retailers. If you make any reference to a liquor store in ON, its generally understood that youre referring to LCBO/Lickbo
I'm heading to Lickbo, you want anything?
Lickbo by TrueHylian November 15, 2018
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The government run liquor retail outlet in Ontario Canada. The “LCBO” or liquor control board of Ontario.
It’s after 10 am, think I’ll head to LICKBO and get more vodka.
LICKBO by jimmyfaye October 11, 2018

Lickbone 

1. A person that can or does lick penis.
2. A person who is completely stupid in thier actions or intelligence level.
3. An individual that can't see past their own idiocracy.
4. Barry Soetoro.
5. A licker of the bone.
6. A communist or socialist.
Yet again Berry and his agenda lickboned it up.
Damn that guy is such a lickbone.
Lickbone by DeezNutsOnYourChin October 25, 2015
pronounciation: lick-bow (as one word)

in Ontario, Canada, all liquor is sold at a government run chain of stores called the LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario).
Licbo is used in conversation as it is shorter to say and is a phonetic pronunciation of the abbreviation
Dirk: hey, Mirk, got any plans for the tonight?
Mirk: oh yeah, going to a party at Zirks, but i gotta hit up the licbo and buy some whiskey first
licbo by pb foot August 25, 2010
Someone who’s annoying but at the same time your friend.
“Omg bro you’re being a total lickbat rn!”
“Yeah, that guys cool but he’s such a lickbat.”
“After he started trying to pull all the guys’ lips I knew he was a total lickbat”
lickbat by GerthPaul December 21, 2018
Lickwood is the action of completely loosing control of yourself when you hear a certain song or reggae riddim or bass drop, the action of going crazy in response to the music the DJ is playing, to wild out, to turn up.
"Lickwood" means "rewind", gunshot means "forward"
You requested it so we rewind
Lickwood by Ill Kid Madrid March 2, 2015
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