licked

/lɪkt/
verb
  1. Past tense of lick: passed the tongue over the surface of something.
    • The cat licked its paw clean after stepping in mud.
    • He licked the envelope before sealing it shut.
    • She licked the ice cream cone quickly before it melted.
  2. Past tense of lick: (informal) defeated or overcame someone or something easily.
    • He licked his bad habit of biting his nails after months of effort.
    • The experienced player licked his opponent in just three moves.
    • Our team licked the competition in the championship game.
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