licked his wounds|lick one's wound in English

ursed his wounds, cared for his injuries

Use "licked his wounds|lick ones wound" in a sentence

1. He's going to lick his wounds.

2. The dog slunk off to lick its wounds.

3. They've been trying to lick their wounds these years.

4. The disappointed losers crawled home to lick their wounds.

5. Dogs, cats, small rodents, horses, and primates all lick wounds.

6. 14 Real togetherness Einstein licked his wounds after his long drawn out battle with Bohr about the uncertainty principle.

7. They've been trying hard to lick their wounds these years.

8. Sounds like a good place to hole up, lick our wounds.

9. While they lick their wounds, we shall strike the Avengers where they live.

10. Wound healing complications were defined as dehiscent wounds, wound infections, atypical scar formation and adiponecrosis.

11. He licked his fingers.

12. Where one wound might easily heal multiple wounds add up.

13. His tongue licked dry lips.

14. He easily licked his opponent.

15. He licked his lips hungrily.

16. Key words: apple fruit wounds, decay-causing fungi, fungal spore adhesion, mycoactive acetate esters, wound aging, wound decay.

17. His enemies shall lick the dust.

18. He licked the chocolate off his fingers.

19. Eventually they would withdraw those investments, turn inward, lick their wounds, repair their factories, and bolster their stock.

20. The child put out his tongue and licked his lollipop.

21. Clobber - beat thoroughly and conclusively in a competition or fight; "We licked the other team on Sunday!" drub, lick, cream, bat, thrash.

22. You want me to lick his nuts too?

23. That gives you a reason to lick his boots?

24. His wounds are not closing.

25. Calcium Alginate Dressings are a strong, versatile, and natural wound care dressing typically applied to diabetic wounds, venous wounds, full-thickness burns, split-thickness graft donor sites, pressure ulcers, cavity wounds, and chronic ulcers