Geleckt

Geleckt is a German word that translates to "licked" in English. It is the past participle of the verb lecken, which means "to lick." The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, geleckt refers to the action of a tongue being applied to something. For example, one might say "Die Katze hat ihr Fell geleckt" (The cat licked its fur). It can also describe the state of something after being licked, such as "Der Lutscher ist schon fast geleckt" (The lollipop is almost licked).

Figuratively, geleckt can describe something that is very clean, tidy, or pristine. This usage often implies a high degree of care and attention to detail. For instance, "Sein Anzug war makellos geleckt" (His suit was immaculately neat) conveys that the suit was perfectly clean and pressed, as if it had been meticulously attended to. This figurative sense is common when describing personal appearance or a well-maintained environment. The term suggests a polished and faultless appearance.