Definition
Definition of lickerish - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
desireDated eager to taste or enjoy somethingDated
- He was lickerish for the new dessert.
2.
behaviorDated UK lecherous or lustful in behaviorDated UK
- His lickerish gaze made her uncomfortable.
3.
foodDated tempting or appetizing in appearanceDated
- The lickerish display of cakes drew everyone in.
Origin of lickerish
Middle English, likerous (lascivious)
Examples of lickerish in a sentence
The puppy was lickerish for attention from its owners. The actor's lickerish behavior was criticized by the media. She avoided his lickerish advances at the party. The lickerish aroma of the bakery was irresistible. Her lickerish presentation of the meal impressed everyone.
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- French:gourmand, lubrique, ...
- German:gierig, lüstern, ...
- Italian:goloso, lussurioso, ...
- Spanish:ansioso, lascivo, ...
- Portuguese:guloso, lascivo, ...
- Chinese:渴望的, 好色的, ...
- Japanese:食欲旺盛な, 好色な, ...
- Arabic:شَهِيّ, شَهْوَانِي, ...
- Hebrew:נִלְהָב, תַּאֲווָתָנִי, ...
- Russian:жадный, похотливый, ...
- Ukrainian:жадібний, хтивий, ...
- Hindi:लालायित, कामुक, ...
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