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licky

Lecky vs Licky - What's the difference?

lecky | licky |


As a noun lecky

is (british|slang) electricity.

As an adjective licky is

prone to licking.

Licky vs Lickt - What's the difference?

licky | lickt |


As an adjective licky

is prone to licking.

As a verb lickt is

(obsolete) (lick).

Licks vs Licky - What's the difference?

licks | licky |


As a noun licks

is .

As a verb licks

is (lick).

As an adjective licky is

prone to licking.

Clicky vs Licky - What's the difference?

clicky | licky |


As adjectives the difference between clicky and licky

is that clicky is easily or frequently clicking or being clicked while licky is prone to licking.

Licey vs Licky - What's the difference?

licey | licky |


As adjectives the difference between licey and licky

is that licey is containing lice (the insect) while licky is prone to licking.

Licky vs Picky - What's the difference?

licky | picky |


As adjectives the difference between licky and picky

is that licky is prone to licking while picky is fussy; particular; demanding to have things just right.

As a noun picky is

(informal) a picture.

Bicky vs Licky - What's the difference?

bicky | licky |


As a noun bicky

is (slang) biscuit.

As an adjective licky is

prone to licking.

Sicky vs Licky - What's the difference?

sicky | licky |


As adjectives the difference between sicky and licky

is that sicky is sick; vomiting while licky is prone to licking.

Licky vs Flicky - What's the difference?

licky | flicky |


As adjectives the difference between licky and flicky

is that licky is prone to licking while flicky is easily flicked; thus, light and fast.

Licky vs Wicky - What's the difference?

licky | wicky |


As an adjective licky

is prone to licking.

As a noun wicky is

sheep laurel.

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