Adjective:

ನೆಕ್ಕು, ಲೀ,

licked's Usage Examples:

their second goal when Canning scooped up a loose ball near the square and flicked a one-handed stick pass into the unmarked Niall Healy who batted home.

After completion of mating, the pair frolicked around for some time, moving from branch to branch on the tree.

If clicked three times, a three-minute video of a fish tank, with fish swimming in it, appears.

Tagore instead rollicked, beating drums and pulling his brothers" ears, after which he received.

professionals aged 18–50 wearing businessman"s haircuts with side partings, quiffs or slicked back hair.

of 100 or greater, to have been dismissed by handling the ball, when he flicked the ball away from the stumps against Australia in 1993.

"Bookmarklets" are JavaScript programs stored as bookmarks that can be clicked to perform a function.

mystery plays, in which he was portrayed as a comic relief figure who "frolicked, fell, and farted in the background".

that a news aggregator be launched whenever a hyperlink to a feed URI was clicked in a web browser.

Slicked-back hair and pompadours, blowouts, tapers, quiffs, fades and heavily pomaded hair are also common stereotypes.

The base of the outertail feather is white and the tail is often flicked upwards as they perch looking out for insect prey which are caught on the.

His playing and my drumming never quite clicked, Sowders explained.

Donkey-licked: To be defeated convincingly.

Synonyms:

defeated,

Antonyms:

successful, undefeated,