adjective
General Slang
licky-licky
LIK-ee-LIK-ee · adjective · slang
Greedy, sycophantic, or easily bribed with food
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Describes someone greedy, grasping, or fawning — willing to debase themselves for a small treat or favour.
“He so licky-licky he'll do anything for a free plate.”
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licky-licky In A Sentence
He so licky-licky he'll do anything for a free plate.
Origin & Usage
Jamaican Patois; reduplication of 'lick'.
Variants
licky licky
People Also Ask
What does 'licky-licky' mean?
It describes someone greedy or fawning who will debase themselves for a small treat or favour.
Is 'licky-licky' an insult?
Yes, it is a mild insult implying greed and a lack of self-respect.
Where does 'licky-licky' come from?
It is Jamaican Patois, formed by reduplicating 'lick', evoking someone eager to lick up scraps.
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