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stood one's lick log

stood one's lick log is the simple past and past participle of stand up to one's lick log.

Meaning of stand up to one's lick log

Verb

stand up to one's lick log (third-person singular simple present stands up to one's lick log, present participle standing up to one's lick log, simple past and past participle stood up to one's lick log)

  1. (Southern US, idiomatic, informal) To stand firm or to stand one's ground.

Questions about stood one's lick log

What is stood one's lick log the simple past and past participle of?
Stood one's lick log is the simple past and past participle of stand up to one's lick log.

Words near stood one's lick log in the dictionary

  1. stood on the shoulders of
  2. stood on the shoulders of giants
  3. stood on velvet
  4. stood one's ground
  5. stood one's hand
  6. stood one's lick log
  7. stood out
  8. stood out a mile
  9. stood out like a sore thumb
  10. stood out like dog's balls
  11. stood over

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