eclegma
noun
ec·leg·ma
eˈklegmə
plural -s
archaic
: a syrup on licorice root sucked for the relief of cough
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, alteration of Latin ecligma electuary, from Greek ekleigma, from ekleichein to lick up
- go towards
- go under
- go under the knife
- go underground
- go unheard
- go unheeded
- go up
- go up in flames
- go up in smoke
- go upmarket
- go upscale
- go walkabout
- go walking
- go way back
- go wee-wee
- go where others fear to tread
- go whole hog
- go with
- go with a swing
- go with the crowd
- go with the flow
- go with the territory
- go with the tide
- go without
- go without saying