lametazo

Spanish

Etymology

From lamer +‎ -etazo, from an extended variant of -azo.

Noun

lametazo m (plural lametazos)

  1. lick
    • 2015 September 27, “Como una perla”, in El País‎[1]:
      Como el amor de la gente que nos quiere; la salud, si la tenemos; un libro, un paseo, una conversación, un atardecer, un coqueteo, un beso, una risa, el lametazo de un perro.
      Like the love of the people that love us; health, if we have it; a book, a walk, a conversation, a sunset, a little flirtation, a kiss, a smile, the lick of a dog.

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