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Electronics: Only the low voltage side.
Lick the null and keep on with your life. Lick the phase and suffer. Lick two phases and die.
Chemistry has discovered more than they probably care to admit by accidentally licking things.
“Why does my cigarette I left on the lab table taste sweet?” is absolutely the question an inattentive scientists asked himself before he discovered an artificial sweetener.
EDIT: Michael Sveda’s discovery of cyclamate at the university of Illinois in 1937
Economics: How much are you willing to pay?
If the market clears the price is equal to the marginal utility of getting licked
Philosophy:
“That depends on your definitions, some may call philosophy a science, others may not, what do you think? Can you lick the philosophy?”