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Licky Licky
1. oral sex

When I get home I hope my wife gives me a little "licky-licky".
By Dot
Licky Licky
"You too Licky Licky" You Never Want a Jamaican to call you “Licky Licky” This is similar to beggy beggy but is usually in reference to someone who shows greedy tendencies and will quickly compromise their morals for material gain.

Some man too licky licky when it comes to moving to girls.
By Sher
Licky Licky
Another way to say frenching (making out with some tounge).

Evan: so you and your girlfriend had funn last night.
Bobby: Yea....
Evan: Bobby get some licky licky?
Bobby: Hell yea!!!
By Liesa
Lickies
Licking someone's (eg. your girlfriend) face (or other bodypart) in a crazy but cute manner.

"Oh no way man! Not the lickies man!" (Said in a mad, high pitched voice. Yes, we do this. We are geeeeeey!)
By Anthe
Licky
Licky (Lick-ee)

n.

Refers to the gum, or sticky substance on a cigarette paper.

Smoker1: "I can't use this paper, there's no licky.
Smoker2: "Just lick it and roll it, it will stay together long enough."
Smoker1: "If you say so."
Smoker2: "Trust me"
Smoker1: "Wind caught it like a kite and blew the baccy out... you're an asshole.

Stoner1: "I can't use this paper, there's no licky."
Stoner2: "Just lick it and roll it, it will stay together long enough."
Stoner1: "... *exhale*"
By Aviva
Licky
to such or lick of a female or male private area

oral sex, licky
By Karoly
Lickie
The act of of a female receiving oral sex, or a person giving oral sex to a female.

If you want some suckie, you're gonna have to give me some lickie first.
By Rozalie
Lickie
Beautiful, innocent girl

"Dude, she'll never do you, she is such a lickie"
By Hertha
Licky
when you want to lick something

Kelsey. you're so licky today
By Kare
Licky
Final stage of drunkeness, usually before the party breaks up, when one of the party members, usually of the form of a 'John', transforms into his alias 'Licky'. This stage of drunkeness which involves the faces of party members being licked repeatedly often leads to disgruntled party members.

Scenario 1, at house party.

Tom: 'Oh no Mark, I think it's happening!'
Mark: ' You're right Tom,. He's jst licked my face'.
Tom: 'This party is over'
Mark: 'Licky always goes too far'.


Scenario 2, when John is seen.

'LICKY' (to be said in a high pitched tone'


By Gert