Good Licks

What is Good Licks?

An expression used mainly in the late 17th century to convey surprise, or other related emotions. Interchangeable with “way cool” in today's society.

Tom Sawyer: "What you got there?"

Huck Finn: "Dead cat."

Tom Sawyer: "Good licks, let me see!"

See way cool, totally awesome, wow, super

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