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Genioglossus
Eat her out
The chameleon can change its skin tone and colour to blend into its surroundings. You could say that, like a crocodile, the chameleon waits for its prey. In this case which would be a bug of some sort. Anyway, the chameleon will ambush its prey, waiting for an unexpecting bug to fly or craw past then BAM! The chameleon lashes out its tongue, which has a sticky sort of saliva on it. That sticks to the bug and the bug sticks to the tongue, the chameleon draws back its tongue as fast as it pushed it out and eats the bug! Hope I helped...but you could've looked this up on the Internet yourself
A COW'S TONGUE? oh how smart you are. you dont even know what a cows tongue is? . .. ... .... ..... ...... ........ that would be a tongue
None of the above. Cow's tongue is just known as cow's tongue.
Genioglossus
if he sticks his tongue in ur mouth then wrap ur tongue around his
They cannot stick their tongue because their tongue sticks to the bottom of their mouth ;)
Eat her out
for the fans
It finds an ant hill and sticks its tongue out . The ants get stuck on the tongue and the armadillo eats it.
wooden sticks
It sticks the tongue of a person to the roof of their mouth.
Sticking out one's tongue can be a sign of playfulness or teasing, especially among children. However, it can also be seen as rude or disrespectful in certain situations and cultures. It's important to consider the context and the relationship with the person doing it to understand the intended meaning.
If a woman sticks her tongue out, it is probably an informal, almost flirty way of telling someone she might not approve of something you've done or said. But when little girls stick out their tongue to little boys, they usually mean it. They aren't doing it to flirt; they're doing it to get it through to a boy that they don't like him. But if a woman does it, chances are she's flirting with the man. HELLO,sometimes it is just a friendly gesture from the Sister.
Stick yours out back.
It is called French kissing.