1. having a strong desire for something, especially food; greedy or eager
Usage: archaic
2. fond of good food; having refined taste in eating
Usage: archaic

Examples

• The lickerish child eyed the candy display with obvious longing.
• He had a lickerish appetite for fine wines and exotic delicacies.
• Her lickerish nature made her sample every dish at the feast.
• The lickerish guest couldn’t resist asking for seconds.
• With lickerish enthusiasm, he devoured the elaborate meal.