(colloquial) overcome or defeated, as in a fight,
game or contest.
overcome or defeated, as in a fight,
game or contest. And we'11 get 145 that licked.
-Goals Listing (9 Aug. 62) (colloquial) whipped; thrashed. "Oh, that was-yeah, yeah, and he licked my older
brother for doing it."
-Auditing by Lists (16 Apr. 64) (colloquial) overcame;
vanquished.
(colloquial) overcome;
vanquished; controlled.
(colloquial) whipped; thrashed.
(informal) hit or beaten, especially as a punishment; thrashed;
whipped.
overcome or defeated, as in a fight,
game or contest.
(slang) overcome or defeated, as in a fight,
game or contest.
overcome or defeated, as in a fight,
game or contest. And they probably could be licked by any little batch of high-
school kids on the same
game, who were welded together by
policy.
(colloquial) overcome;
vanquished; controlled. Now, you'll be glad you came to this
congress, just as I'm glad you're here so that I could tell you about this, because we
got it licked. iOpening Lecture (1
Jan. 60)
(colloquial) overcome;
vanquished; controlled. Now, you'll be glad you came to this
congress, just as I'm glad you're here so that I could tell you about this, because we
got it licked. ?Opening Lecture (1
Jan. 60)