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lickably

lickably adverb: in a lickable manner.

Adverb

lickably (comparative more lickably, superlative most lickably)

  1. In a lickable manner.
    • Imagine the footwear wing of Frederick’s of Hollywood, if it had tottered away to seduce the Wonka factory: wall-to-wall red carpet, mirrors, disco sequins and modular Lucite cubbies all showcasing a loopy series of variations on lickably shiny, nosebleed-high hooker pumps (the cheap American...2008 May 1, Cintra Wilson, “Open-Toed Fetishes (and More)”, in New York Times

Forms of lickably

comparativemore lickably
superlativemost lickably

Origin of lickably

From lickable + -ly.

Questions about lickably

What does lickably mean?
Lickably means in a lickable manner.
What part of speech is lickably?
Lickably is an adverb.

Words near lickably in the dictionary

  1. lick-twats
  2. lick-wimble
  3. lick-wimbles
  4. lickability
  5. lickable
  6. lickably
  7. lickdish
  8. lickdishes
  9. licked
  10. licked clean
  11. licked into shape

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