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"lamido" in English

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"lamido" in English
lamido{adjective}
excessively neat- gaunt
lamer{verb}
to lick up- to lap
lamer{transitive verb}
to lick- to go down on somebody- to lap against
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lamido{adjective}
lamido
excessively neat{adj.}
lamido(also: enteco, afligido, enteca, enjuto)
gaunt{adj.}
lamer[lamiendo · lamido] {verb}
lamer
to lick up {vb}
lamer(also: besar)
to lap[lapped · lapped] {v.t.} (splash against)
lamer[lamiendo · lamido] {transitive verb}
lamer(also: chupetear, lambetear, lambisquear, lengüetear)
to lick[licked · licked] {vb}
lamer las heridas
to wound lick
lamer algo
to lick at sth
Como decimos en español, "se gana más lamiendo que mordiendo", y esto también es verdad en el campo económico.
We say in Spanish that 'more is gained by licking than by biting' , and this is also true in the economic field.
lamer(also: chupar, hacer una limpieza de bajos)
to go down on somebody {v.t.} [slg.]
lamer
to lap against {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "lamido":
lamido
acicalado- afilado- atildado- chupado- cuidadoso- delgado- enjuto- esquelético- fino- flaco- limpio- pulido- relamido

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