lick at



lick at something

to draw the tongue over something repeatedly. Jimmy was just licking at the ice-cream cone, and soon it began to melt and drip off his elbow. I don't just lick at the ice cream. I take big bites of it.
See also: lick

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Belial-Biblical, Biblical Latin, Judeo-Christian Legend
Mauritius-Late Roman
Frazier['freiʒə]
SebastiÁNse-bah-STYAHNSpanish
AllieAL-eeEnglish
Siennasee-EN-əEnglish (Modern)