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Tongue is a recurring enemy ability in the series. It can inflict status effects when it connects, or deal non-elemental damage to one party member. Its cousin Lick can also inflict various statuses to one party member, but usually does not inflict damage.
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Tongue, called Lick in the PS version, inflicts non-elemental damage and Sleep to one party member. It is used only by the Naga enemies.
Lick, used by Poltergeist and Mindflusher, inflicts minor non-elemental damage and Sap to one party member.
Lick, originally called Lash, is an enemy ability that inflicts Silence on one party member. It is used by Litwor Chicken. Another version of Lick, used by Medusa Chicken, inflicts Petrify on one party member. Tongue, used by Leap Frog, inflicts Sap on a party member. Tongue Lash, used by Fafnir, inflicts Sap on a party member.
Tongue, used by Unknown, inflicts major non-elemental damage to one party member. Lick, used by Aps, inflicts minor non-elemental damage as well as Sadness to one party member.
Lick, used by Abadon, inflicts non-elemental physical damage as well as Curse to one party member.
Tongue, used by Bandersnatch and Basilisk, inflicts Sleep to one party member.
Blitz Tongue, used by Abaddon, Bull Abaddon, and Tarasque, inflicts non-elemental damage and may inflict knockback on hit. It is also a short ranged attack.
Lick, used by Malboro, grants Reflect.
Whip Tongue, used by Giant Toad, Mad Toad, and Poison Toad, inflicts non-elemental damage to one party member.

The tongue is a part of Transformer anatomy sometimes found inside the mouth. Though Transformer tongues seem similar in structure and appearance to the tongues of humans, what function they serve on Transformers is uncertain. Though considering that Transformers appear to speak just like humans, using what appear to be lips and teeth to form phonemes, it's possible the Transformers who have tongues use them to help form those sounds. Whether Transformers also use tongues to taste, as humans do, is unknown. Or maybe they serve no purpose and somebody built them crazy.
In some continuities, tongues appear to serve a different purpose entirely.
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