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salt lick en · NOUN

Etymology

From salt + lick.

Meanings

  1. A block of salt, often enriched with other minerals, licked by herd animals to supplement their diet.
  2. A natural source of such minerals licked by animals.

Forms

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saltlick alternative lexicographic
salt licks Number=Plur lexicographic

Relateds

mineral lick · saltstone

Translations (14)

fr pierre à lécher (block of salt) · uk лизуне́ць (block of salt) · nl zoutsteen (block of salt) · sq gjollë (block of salt) · ki mũũnyũ (block of salt) · es salegar (block of salt) · pl lizawka (block of salt) · de Leckstein (block of salt) · sv saltsten (block of salt) · nl liksteen (block of salt) · fi nuolukivi (block of salt) · cs liz (block of salt) · de Salzlecke (block of salt) · ru лизуне́ц (block of salt)