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How do you spell a licking sound?

There isn't a single perfect spelling for a licking sound. It depends on the context and how you want to represent the sound. Here are some options:

Onomatopoeia:

* Lick - Simple and direct.

* Slop - Suggests a wet, messy lick.

* Slap - Can be used for a quick, forceful lick.

* Slurp - For a louder, more drawn-out lick, especially with liquids.

* Gulp - For a quick, forceful lick with a swallowing motion.

Other options:

* The sound of a tongue touching something - This is more descriptive than onomatopoeia.

* A soft, wet sound - This is more abstract but can convey the texture of a lick.

Ultimately, the best spelling for a licking sound depends on what you're trying to convey. Choose the option that best fits the context and the feeling you want to evoke.

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