terms |
lickest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb lickest is
(archaic) (
lick).
lickest |
linkest |
In archaic terms the difference between lickest and linkest
is that
lickest is archaic second-person singular of lick while
linkest is archaic second-person singular of link.
lickest |
kickest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between lickest and kickest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
kickest is (archaic) (
kick).
As verbs the difference between lickest and kickest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
kickest is (archaic) (
kick).
lickest |
likest |
In archaic|lang=en terms the difference between lickest and likest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
likest is (archaic) (
like).
As verbs the difference between lickest and likest
is that
lickest is (archaic) (
lick) while
likest is .
As an adjective likest is
(archaic) (
like).
flickest |
lickest |
As verbs the difference between flickest and lickest
is that
flickest is while
lickest is (archaic) (
lick).
lickest |
slickest |
As a verb lickest
is (archaic) (
lick).
As an adjective slickest is
(
slick).
pickest |
lickest |
In archaic terms the difference between pickest and lickest
is that
pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while
lickest is archaic second-person singular of lick.
sickest |
lickest |
As an adjective sickest
is (
sick).
As a verb lickest is
(archaic) (
lick).
lickest |
lackest |
In archaic terms the difference between lickest and lackest
is that
lickest is archaic second-person singular of lick while
lackest is archaic second-person singular of lack.