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liking

[lahy-king] / ˈlaɪ kɪŋ /


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“Liking you. That’s how liking you started. Also your raisins. You always carry things like raisins.”

From Literature

“What? But you’re so good! When did you stop liking it?”

From Literature

I’m traveling, and I travel light, so I didn’t bring many books with me, but I am reading “Malacría,” the first novel by Mexican poet Elisa Díaz Castelo, and I’m liking it.

From Los Angeles Times

Considering I was in a blanket nest on my bed, where I was both comfortable and liking it...the two feelings seemed related.

From Literature

But it seemed that in each and every case, the burrow most to his liking was one in which no one was currently living.

From Literature