Definitions

1. Each lick is played to a chord progression that is standard in bluegrass, country, and folk music.
2. James Lick was the richest man in California.
3. James Lick (August 25, 1796 – October 1, 1876) was an American carpenter, piano builder, land baron, and patron of the sciences.
4. James Lick is himself entombed below the telescope's observing room's floor. (Web site)
5. James Lick was a native of Pennsylvania and a carpenter and piano maker by trade.

Scoot

1. If she starts to scoot or lick the anal area, have her checked by your veterinarian sooner.

Pope Lick Monster

1. The Pope Lick Monster is a mythical creature, or cryptid, said to live beneath the Pope Lick Trestle in Louisville, Kentucky.

James Lick

1. The observatory was constructed between 1876 and 1887, from a bequest from James Lick. (Web site)

Details

1. Tulcea and Constanţa, c lick on either map below for details.

Anything

1. The car didn't miss a lick and, if anything, it picked up its performance. (Web site)
2. Larry Bird, known as "a hick from French Lick," is anything but.

Break

1. Break out of this syndrome, and you'll lick a little Italy that the splash of Venice, the finesse of Florence, and the grandeur of Rome were built upon.

Live

1. Lick did not live to see his works carried out.
2. When Larry Bird entered the National Basketball Association (NBA) he was the "Hick from French Lick," a country boy coming to live in the big city. (Web site)

Night

1. Even at that stage of his career, Frazier on any given night could lick any given opponent because he was for real.

Makes

1. Anyone with a lick of taste and knowledge of what makes a game good should be able to appreciate the Mario series, even if it is not their cup of tea. (Web site)

Glass

1. Stir. Lick around the edge of the glass then take the shot. (Web site)

Hands

1. Can I lick your shoes, please, Potter?" He dropped his hands and looked at Harry and Ron. (Web site)

Time

1. Even though KISS had seen a lot of success with "Lick It Up",there were two problems that faced them(mostly Paul Stanley this time).

Hanging

1. Flies, after a lick of A. muscaria become inebriated and delirious prey for hungry toads that may have learned this, therefore hanging out around toadstools. (Web site)

Animal

1. Results: the compounds of the invention very significantly increase the reaction time which the animal takes to lick its paws. (Web site)

Latin Word

1. The term comes from the Latin word for the vulva (cunnus) and the verb "to lick" (linguere, cf. (Web site)

Air Conditioning Systems

1. C lick here for: Heating systems, ventilation & air conditioning systems.

Five Seconds

1. Lick your wrist, wait about five seconds while the saliva dries somewhat, and then smell it.

Dog

1. Segments may cause irritation and cause your dog to lick the anus excessively or scoot across the floor in an effort to alleviate the irritation. (Web site)
2. A dog may pick up antifreeze on its fur and then lick it off.

Lick Observatory

1. Owned and operated by the University of California (UC), the Lick Observatory made major discoveries about the universe in which we live.
2. Whether looking up into the heavens or down into the valley below, the views from the high point of Lick Observatory can't be beat on a clear day or night.

Observatory

1. It was eventually sold to British politician Edward Crossley who gave it to Lick Observatory in 1895, becoming the Crossley telescope at that observatory.
2. Please see the Adaptive Optics webpage for more details about AO engineering and observation at Lick Observatory.
3. It was Feil, a son-in-law or near relative, who made the glass from which Clark fabricated the lenses of the great telescope of the Lick Observatory.

Dogs

1. Dogs can then consume the infected flea whenever they cause itching that makes them lick or chew.
2. Dogs may lick the urine of an infected animal off the grass or soil, or drink from an infected puddle. (Web site)

Spectra

1. Spectra obtained at Lick Observatory include the visible colors plus invisible extensions, particularly infrared.

Chop

1. Trish responded by having her partner, Carlito, lick her hand before giving Melina a chop.

Chops

1. I kind of lick my chops," Sampras said. (Web site)

Tails

1. Some dogs will lick their anal area and other dogs will chase their tails.

Feces

1. All a dog needs to do is to lick a surface or even smell some feces which puts its nose in contact with the parvo virus. (Web site)

Infected Animals

1. Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that's shed in the feces of infected animals and is transmitted when other dogs sniff or lick the soiled area.

Hinge

1. Then lick your finger and touch it to the other fold of the hinge and attach the stamp to the page. (Web site)

Chuck Berry

1. When Keith Richards inducted Berry into the Hall of Fame he said, "It's hard for me to induct Chuck Berry, because I lifted every lick he ever played!".
2. Chuck Berry 's "Oh Carol" is a 24-bar blues, with each line doubled in length by the addition of a guitar lick after the vocal part.

Wounds

1. Slindon, it seems, went away to lick its wounds.
2. Time to rest, lick my wounds, and get ready for the WSOP Europe.

Bite

1. Place salt on your hand, lick it, bite a lime wedge, count to 3 and slam the drink. (Web site)
2. It is mainly transmitted by direct contact of one cat with another, particularly if they lick or bite each other.
3. If your dog continues to lick or bite himself, he is at risk of developing acral lick dermatitis, which is a skin condition that may become infected. (Web site)

Scratch

1. Apply the product to the back of the neck where the pet can not lick it off or get its paw up to scratch and then lick and ingest. (Web site)

Telescope

1. A few years ago Dr. Holden, with the Lick telescope, discovered that it is unique in its form. (Web site)
2. Spectra of the supernovae was obtained using the Lick 3 meter Shane telescope and the DEIMOS spectograph which is mounted on the Keck II telescope. (Web site)

Riff

1. In a rock band, a bass break may consist of the bassist playing a riff or lick during a pause in the song.

Lick

1. After an exchange of letters with Edward S. Holden, the director of the Lick Observatory, Crossley agreed to donate his telescope to Lick.
2. A hot spot is a painful circle of inflammation that occurs when pets rub, scratch, lick or bite their way into baldness. (Web site)
3. The adhesive or gum on the stamp must be moistened (usually by licking, thus the stamps are also known as "lick and stick"). (Web site)

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