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91lick somebody's arse — lick sb s ˈboots idiom (also taboo, slang lick sb s ˈarse) (disapproving) to show too much respect for sb in authority because you want to please t …
92Lick (band) — Lick was a band on Chicago s Invisible Records in the 1990 s. Members have played with Pigface, The Final Cut, Project Elf, Sister Machine Gun and more.MembersAlex Welz, Furly aka John Quesenberry, Brain aka Brian Chrisman, Jason McNinch, cr33py… …
93Lick and a Promise — is a song by American hard rock band Aerosmith first appearing on their album Rocks . Clocking in at 3:05, it is the album s shortest song. It was written by Joe Perry and Steven Tyler. About the song s lyrical content, Steven Tyler said (This… …
94Lick the Star — es una película en blanco y negro dirigida por Sofia Coppola en 1998. Tiene una duración de 14 minutos, en los cuales la directora muestra como fueron sus primeros pasos, antes de convertirse en la cineasta que es hoy. En esta película se pueden… …
95lick (or knock or whip) someone/thing into shape — act forcefully to bring someone or something into a better state. → shape …
96lick your lips — lick (your) lips to feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen, usually because you think you will get something good from it. Meanwhile, the property developers are licking their lips at the prospect of all the money they… …
97lick lips — lick (your) lips to feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen, usually because you think you will get something good from it. Meanwhile, the property developers are licking their lips at the prospect of all the money they… …
98lick someone's boots — lick someone s shoes nobody licks the boss s boots with more finesse than Little Miss Syn: suck up to, toady to, be servile to, be obsequious to, fawn over, flatter, butter up, ingratiate oneself with, brown nose with/to …
99lick into shape — ► lick (or knock) into shape act forcefully to bring into a better state. Main Entry: ↑shape …
100lick the birse — To draw a hog s bristle through the mouth, as in admission as a burgess (souter) in Selkirk • • • Main Entry: ↑birse …
