Lickerish

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April 11

lickerish

\LIK-uh-rish\ adjective


Meaning
1 : greedy, desirous
*2 : lecherous

Example Sentence
"Fiend," cried the undaunted maiden, slapping the face of her lickerish captor.

Did you know?
In Anglo-French, the verb "lecher" has two meanings, "to lick" and "to live in debauchery." From that verb came the English adjective "lickerous" in the 14th century. By the mid-17th century "lickerous" had fallen into disuse, leaving us with the variant "lickerish." "Lickerish" was originally cooked up as word to describe both a person who is fond of good food and the tempting food itself. The lexical temptation to extend these appetitive meanings of "lickerish" was very soon satisfied, and the word became a synonym of "greedy" and "desirous." Its use was then extended to describe people and things having or suggesting lustful desires, a use in line with the "to live in debauchery" meaning of its French ancestor.


Hmmm. I had the meaning pegged as slightly different, though lecher was certainly still a part. ;)

"I do not think that means what you think that means."

You are an undercover agent for RABD
 
Lickerish

tongue upon her thigh
oh my
how much further
dare I kiss
such bliss
to gaze upon
bare flesh
stripped of all illusion
by a firm hand
and a sharp tug
to send her pants
downward
into sin
this is not a sin
not doing this
is the sin
distressed elastic
snaps back into place
the crackle of its distress
the sound of tearing cloth
and the low throaty chuckle
in the background
her fingers part the folds
and point the way
and I smile at her gasp
mumble at her moan
and become mesmerized
by her taste
one lick at a time
 
Lickerish

tongue upon her thigh
oh my
how much further
dare I kiss
such bliss
to gaze upon
bare flesh
stripped of all illusion
by a firm hand
and a sharp tug
to send her pants
downward
into sin
this is not a sin
not doing this
is the sin
distressed elastic
snaps back into place
the crackle of its distress
the sound of tearing cloth
and the low throaty chuckle
in the background
her fingers part the folds
and point the way
and I smile at her gasp
mumble at her moan
and become mesmerized
by her taste
one lick at a time

*swoon*
 
Adds all sorts of possible variants on the old, play-on-word, joke:


Q: How does a woman hold her liquor?

A: By the ears.


Rumple Foreskin :cool:
 
Why weren't you in Chicago where we could really use your talents? :devil:

You would have just had me stuck to the whiteboard writing blurts. I would have had to whine to get a refill and Bel would have stolen all the good whiskey.
 
You would have just had me stuck to the whiteboard writing blurts. I would have had to whine to get a refill and Bel would have stolen all the good whiskey.

No problem, Master. I was more or less in charge of the blurts and we had plenty of whisky, good, bad and indifferent. Personally, I can't tell the difference.
 
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