terms |
lickt |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb lickt is
(obsolete) (
lick).
lickt |
licit |
As a verb lickt
is (obsolete) (
lick).
As an adjective licit is
not forbidden by formal or informal rules.
licks |
lickt |
As verbs the difference between licks and lickt
is that
licks is third-person singular of lick while
lickt is past tense of lick.
As a noun licks
is plural of lang=en.
lockt |
lickt |
In obsolete terms the difference between lockt and lickt
is that
lockt is past tense of lock while
lickt is past tense of lick.
As an adjective lockt
is obsolete form of locked.
linkt |
lickt |
In obsolete terms the difference between linkt and lickt
is that
linkt is past tense of link while
lickt is past tense of lick.
licky |
lickt |
As an adjective licky
is prone to licking.
As a verb lickt is
(obsolete) (
lick).
lickt |
lick |
As verbs the difference between lickt and lick
is that
lickt is (obsolete) (
lick) while
lick is to stroke with the tongue.
As a noun lick is
the act of licking; a stroke of the tongue.
lickt |
kickt |
In obsolete terms the difference between lickt and kickt
is that
lickt is past tense of lick while
kickt is past tense of kick.
lickt |
pickt |
In obsolete terms the difference between lickt and pickt
is that
lickt is past tense of lick while
pickt is past tense of pick.