lickably

English

Etymology

From lickable +‎ -ly.

Adverb

lickably (comparative more lickably, superlative most lickably)

1. In a lickable manner.
   • 2008 May 1, Cintra Wilson, “Open-Toed Fetishes (and More)”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Imagine the footwear wing of Frederick’s of Hollywood, if it had tottered away to seduce the Wonka factory: wall-to-wall red carpet, mirrors, disco sequins and modular Lucite cubbies all showcasing a loopy series of variations on lickably shiny, nosebleed-high hooker pumps (the cheap American cousin of which is commonly known, in fetishistic eBay galleries, as “the Pleaser”).