Well, the "Liberty Bell" is a famous landmark in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA. it dates back to the American revolution. I'd have to know the context of the phrase to really know what it would mean. Hope that helps a little.

I’ve NEVER heard of this saying “lick the liberty bells”.... I am a native English speaker.... sounds even kinda crazy to me?.... care to prove the source where you found this saying?.... maybe we can get some context?.... was it in a book?.... did you hear it in a television or movie?.... or did you “hear” someone repeat this phrase???.... if so please elaborate on the ( context ?) Good luck

The Liberty Bell is a historical symbol of American Independence from the mid 1700’s. It’s located in Philadelphia, and you can Google that for more information. To “lick” the liberty bell is a TV sitcom invention; i.e. in “How I Met Your Mother” Barney comes up with the idea. But, it’s not a real thing. It was just a silly sitcom plot. In reality, the Liberty Bell is behind a guarded area, metal detectors, and a physical barrier. You can see it, but you’re not supposed to touch it. There is no “kissing” the Liberty Bell.

it mean to deprive someone for freedom or restrain something to move

Are you referring to the show, “How I met Your Mother?” I’m a native English speaker that could help you out.