• loack,
• lucku,
• looki,
• liuk,
• lisk,
• lackof,
• clieck,
• yick,
• lkije,
• alick,
• lockd,
• luckey,
• locky,
• lieka,
• liekd,
• licth,
• liak,
• ligth,
• licqor,
• liik,
• loock,
• luuck,
• diick,
• likea,
• luckt,
• likey,
• blick,
• vlack,
• glyco,
• ludic,
• licorce,
• lookk,
• vick,
• aliike,
• qick,
• llike,
• lgith,
• whick,
• luica,
• likw,
• nlock,
• luike,
• lllok,
• lyk,
• licor,
• wlalk,
• pick,
• lasck,
• fick,
• locak,
• litke,
• liuke,
• likew,
• ouick,
• tiick,
• likie,
• lnik,
• dick,
• luckly,
• lik,
• cick,
• linck,
• lilke,
• llook,
• leiky,
• eirck,
• kilik,
• leck,
• linky,
• cloick,
• lifke,
• liqor,
• alica,
• lukc,
• cleick,
• lryic,
• likei,
• licquor,
• lijk,
• cllick,
• luckky,
• lback,
• linic,
• liker,
• lic,
• mick,
• klick,
• lickly,
• looka,
• licke,
• fuick,
• luckiy,
• lioak,
• lcker,
• nicki,
• holic

Licking is a behavior that is found in a variety of animals. The action involves contact between an animal's tongue and another object or surface. The primary use of licking is for grooming and cleaning. Grooming can involve removing dirt, food particles, or parasites from one's body or fur. Licking is also used as a form of communication, particularly between social animals and members in the same family. Through licking, animals communicate a variety of messages, including maintaining hierarchy or expressing affection. In addition, licking is involved in many social activities including play or parenting.