licker
/ˈlɪkər/Definitions
1. noun
A device that produces a stream of air or gas to facilitate licking or tasting, often used for food or drinks.
“The ice cream parlor had a licker for sundaes.”
2. noun
A person who licks something, especially for pleasure or as part of a job, such as a horse licker.
“The horse licker checked the horse’s wounds.”
3. verb
To apply a small amount of a substance to something using a licker, often for a chemical test.
“The technician had to licker the chemical sample carefully.”
4. verb
To taste or lick something, especially in a casual or playful manner.
“The kids licker the popsicles on a hot summer day.”