Lick : 6 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ lick (sodium source for livestock) 'Finger-lickin' good' chain "... ___ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet" "Finger lickin' good" sloganeer, and a hint to this puzzle's theme "Finger-lickin' good" restaurant "I had no time to lick ___ form": Burton "It takes a licking ..." watch "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking," e.g.? "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" brand "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" company "Kojak" licked them "Lick my stilettos, Mr. Chairman of the House Committee on the Budget"? "Licker talks . . . loud we'en . . . loose fum ___": Harris "Read My Licks" guitarist "Takes a licking ..." brand 1950s news anchor who said Timex's slogan "It takes a licking and keeps on ticking" Acme product that doesn't require snow (or brains), making it perfect for certain coyotes, from "Lickety Splat," 1961 Animal at a salt lick ANIMAL LICKED FOR ITS BUFOTOXINS Animal who took three licks to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop Audible licks Batting eyelids, licking lips, etc. Battle of Blue Licks fighter, 1782 Bluesman's lick Boxer that can lick anyone? Brand with a "Twist, Lick, Dunk" app Butt lick Calistoga or French Lick Cellar or lick City once called Big Lick Creatures known to lick their own eyeballs Did vocal licks Do some envelope-licking Dr. Seuss's "I Can Lick 30 ___ Other Stories" Enthusiastic face-lickers Envelope part that's licked Evian or French Lick Finger-lickin' good Finger-licking snack? French Lick and others French Lick is one French Lick, for one Get licked Get licked by Gets licked Give a lick and a promise Give a licking Give a licking to Go lickety-split Guitar Hero licks Guitar lick Guitar licks Guitarist's licks He licks Garfield Inning for last licks It gets a good licking It gets a licking It may be licked It may get a good licking It may get a licking It may get a licking after dinner It may get a licking after lunch It may get licked: Abbr. It often gets a lick It takes a licking It's licked before a stamp is affixed It's licked on a stick It's licked to trip Item in a "lick race" Jazz lick Jazz licks Jazzman's lick Jazzmen's licks Kiss "Lick ___" Lake or lick Last licks Leave lickety-split Left lickety-split Letter that requires clicking, not licking Lick Lick again Lick and shut Lick but good Lick like a dog Lick of fire Lick or mines Lick potential flower? Lick visitor Lick your rival Lick-spittle Lick, as a stamp Lick, in a way Lick, say Lick's companion Lick's partner Lickable animal Lickable candy since 1931 Lickable cookie Lickable snack Lickable sweet Lickable treat Licked Licked boots? Licked cookie Licked square Licked, e.g. LICKER Licker's staple Lickety-split Licking Licking-taking watch brand Licks Licks and shuts, perhaps Licks and sticks Licks soundly Licks up Licks, as a stamp Licks, e.g. Licks, maybe Licks, say Lickspittle Like licked lips Like licked lollies Lollipop-licking cop Look over lickerishly Not a lick Oft-licked extremity Oft-licked treats One may take a licking One was asked "How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?" Ones getting a good licking? Ones getting a licking? Place to lick back Quick lick, say Relative of a lick and a promise Respond to a face-licking? Salt lick visitor Showing buddy licks Site of Lick Observatory Snack that's bitten or licked Some take a licking Some vegans won't lick it Sweet that's often licked Take one's licks, in a way Takes a licking The ___ from French Lick (Larry Bird) They can be licked They can take a licking? They get a licking They may be licked They may be licked or smacked They may get a licking They may get a licking after dinner They may lick your hand They're associated with licks and ticks They're often ticked after being licked Tick-Licker was his rifle Treat with an apparently unsolvable licking paradox Very tough thing to lick Went "lickety-split" Where to get your last licks in? Word with lake or lick Word with marsh or lick Word with tick or lick Yerkes or Lick, for short