~ LICK  for etymology see> LIP
^u      id+ | TO PASS A TONGUE
              OVER A SURFACE
  implies TO PASS OVER LIGHTLY    see> SLICK
  TO LICK CAN LAMINATE A SURFACE
  WITH TONGUE MOISTURE
  TO LICK as TO MOISTEN WITH THE TONGUE
  perhaps leads to
  A LICK to denote MINIMAL perhaps because
  MOISTURE DERIVED FROM LICKING IS MINIMAL
  note " A LICK " OF THIS OR THAT implies A LITTLE
  LICK may imply TO LAP leading to
  LICKERISH or APPETIZING            see> LECHER
  TO LICK INTO SHAPE may reflect
  ANIMAL GROOMING SO PERFORMED       sug> SLEEK SLICK
  also THE TONGUE CAN THRASH or
       LASH at least VERBALLY thus
  LICK can imply TO WHIP or VICTORY or TO WIN
  the IDEAS implicated in LICK
      REACH TOWARD OTHER IDEAS LINKED WITH TONGUE
  old eng LICHEN =  LICK
  eng     LECHER    literally A LICKER       see> LECHER for more
          LICHEN    MOSS    it can grow as if LICKED ON A SURFACE
  ger     LECKEN    LICK
         FLECHTE    LICHEN
  gr      LEICHEN   TREE MOSS
          LEIKHEIN  LICK UP
  skt     LIHATI    TO LICK
  ukr     LYZATY    same
          LYZA      SLEEK also SLICK PERSON  as in
                    LICKED SMOOTH and CLEAN
          LYZUN     ADULATOR
          LYK       GULP
  lat     LINGO     TO LICK or
          LAMBO     same
  sp      LAMER     LICK
          LAMINAR   LICK and LAMINATE as in TO COAT
          LAMEDOR   LICKER
  lat     LAMBERE   TO LICK or TO LAP
          LINGULA   TONGUE
          LINGERE   LICK
        DELINGO     LICK OFF
          LECHEOR   GLUTTON thus LIBERTINE      see> LECHER
  fr      LANGUE    TONGUE  LANGUAGE
  biol>   ALGAE AND FUNGI GROWING IN SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIP
          HAVE NOT STEM NOR LEAVES
          LICHENIN is a STARCH OBTAINED FROM ICELAND MOSS
  med>    LICHEN DESCRIBES SKIN ERUPTIONS CHARACTERIZED BY
          THICKENED OR HORNY SKIN SPOTS or PAPULES or PLAQUES
  LICHENOID implies MOSS LIKE SKIN LESION
  ply> | LICKING SLICK LECHERS LAMINATE LICKERISH AND GET LICHEN |
  sug> LICKPOT  LINGER  LINGUISTIC  CUNNILINGUS
  see> LIP