Licks
Wins
Both words in one sentence
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Sometimes he wins and admires his hand and other times he loses and licks his wound.
Source: Five-Finger Fillet - On screen, she licks and strokes her guitar and takes her top off when she wins.
Source: Memetic Molester / Video Games -
The director finds it boring when the villain "gets a few good licks in" on the hero because he has no intention of implying a Bad Guy Wins ending, and thus, there's no point in making it seem like the villain has an advantage at all when the result is a foregone conclusion.
Source: Film / Equilibrium
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