All which the wife of Bath in Chaucer freely justifies, For all to sicker, as cold engendreth hail, A liquorish tongue must have a liquorish tail.
Every each of them hath some vices, If one be full of villainy, Another hath a liquorish eye, If one be full of wantonness, Another is a chideress.
The young beautiful grape sets the teeth of lust on edge, yet to taste that liquorish wine, is to drink a man's own damnation.
If she be liquorish and sweet-tooth'd, she leads your children the ready road to an Hospital.
But I'll make you stay your Stomach with Meat of my chusing, you liquorish young Baggage you.
Thy liquorish tooth will lead thee into some snare, goodman, ere it ha' done watering.
Thee be'st hankering after the good things hereabout; but I'll spoil thy liquorish tooth for tasting.
The liquorish tailor listened greedily, expecting to hear of the means whereby his condition would be so wonderfully amended.
His struggles kept the bird at a distance, but it continued to survey him with such a longing, liquorish eye, that the poor culprit felt himself already writhing, like another Prometheus, under the beak of his destroyer.
It is, that the flies would be so liquorishof them that you would wonder, and would quickly gather there together, and there leave their ordure and excretions, and so all the work would be spoiled.
But there comes a hirsute smell; she turns with terrified eyes to plead, but meets only dull, liquorish eyes, and the breath of the obscene animal is hot on her face.
It must be so----Some old liquorish Rogue with a Title, or a larger Estate hath a mind to supplant my dear Laroon.
Between you and I, St. Francis is a liquorish old Dog, and loves to set People to work to his Heart.
Her nostrils recalled the smell, and her eyes saw the long, thin nose and the dull liquorish eyes beside her on the pillow.
The claws are heard amid the ruins, there is a hirsute smell; she turns with terrified eyes to plead, but she meets only the dull liquorish eyes, and the breath of the obscene animal is on her face.
For the face was beside her: the foul smell was in her nostrils, and the dull, liquorish look of the eyes shone through the darkness.
Your liquorish cat, skulking and scared with a windle-straw, is always the biggest thief, and has the cruellest paws, for all her demure looks and her plausible condescensions.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "liquorish" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
