The idiom "cat's lick" likely originated from the observation that cats often clean themselves by licking their fur. This action is usually a quick, superficial cleaning that does not completely remove dirt or messes. It is used to describe a hasty or insufficient attempt at cleaning or tidying up, often implying that a more thorough effort is needed.

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