Licked and Stuck

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Licked adjective - Having been got the better of.

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Stuck and licked are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stuck" instead an adjective "Licked".

Nearby Words: lick, licking

Stuck adjective - Firmly positioned in place and difficult to dislodge.

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Licked and stuck are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Licked" instead an adjective "Stuck".

He insists the media was wrong about no one being hurt, since he licked the pipeline not knowing his tongue would get stuck.

Source: Tongue on the Flagpole
In Brother Bear, Koda relates a story to Kenai wherein some bear licked an iceberg and got his tongue stuck to it.

Source: Tongue on the Flagpole
Tongue on the Flagpole: Koda relates a story to Kenai wherein some bear licked an iceberg and got his tongue stuck to it.

Source: Disney / Brother Bear

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