| 释义 |
moreish, a. colloq.|ˈmɔərɪʃ|
Also morish.
[f. more a. + -ish.]
That makes one desire more.
1738Swift Pol. Conversat. 9 How do you like this Tea, Colonel? Well enough, Madam; but methinks it is a little more-ish. 1886Peasant Nov. 187 The beer was the best they had ever drank in their lives and tasted so ‘morish’. 1901Advt., M―'s Extra Cream Toffee is ‘Moreish’. More you eat, More you want. 1905Dialect Notes III. 63 That tastes morish. 1971Times 3 Dec. 12/4 Home-made, thin ginger biscuits are very ‘morish’ they slip down so easily you cannot stop munching them. |