Lickerish (adj)
lik-er-ish
Eager to consume delicious foods.
First recorded between 1300–1350. From the Middle English lickerous; combines the root licker, referring to “gluttony,” + the suffix -ish¹.
Example sentences
“The lickerish guests were keen to get started on the feast.”
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