Lick and Outwit

Lick

Lick verb - To strike repeatedly.

Outwit and lick are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Outwit" instead a verb "Lick".

Nearby Words: licked, licking

Outwit

Outwit verb - To get the better of through cleverness.
Usage example: a plan to outwit their opponents at their own game

Lick and outwit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lick" instead a verb "Outwit".

Nearby Words: outwitted, outwitting

Common collocations

people lick people outwit people
guys lick guys outwit guys
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