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hit them licks

hit them licks verb: habitual of hit a lick.

Verb

hit them licks (third-person singular simple present hits them licks, present participle hitting them licks or hittin' them licks, simple past and past participle hit them licks)

  1. (Multicultural-London-English) habitual of hit a lick

Forms of hit them licks

third-person singular presenthits them licks
present participlehitting them licks
present participlehittin' them licks
past participlehit them licks
pasthit them licks

Questions about hit them licks

What does hit them licks mean?
Hit them licks means habitual of hit a lick.
What part of speech is hit them licks?
Hit them licks is a verb.
What is the past tense of hit them licks?
The past tense of hit them licks is hit them licks.

Words near hit them licks in the dictionary

  1. hit the spot
  2. hit the stores
  3. hit the streets
  4. hit the trail
  5. hit the wall
  6. hit them licks
  7. hit too close to home
  8. hit two birds with one shot
  9. hit two targets with one arrow
  10. hit up
  11. hit up against

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