lickers
Lollipop cone enjoyers
Lickers is the plural of licker—someone or something that licks.
The word appears in compounds: boot-lickers, ass-lickers, window-lickers.
These usually carry contempt, suggesting either servile flattery or stupidity.
A licker can also be a device or part that applies liquid by licking motion: stamp lickers, envelope lickers.
Those who evaluate flavor
- samplersAssortments for tasting or testing
- connoisseursExpert judges of quality
- gourmetsExperts in fine cuisine
- sommeliersRestaurant wine specialists
palates · tongues · slurpers · lapping · savoring · epicures · gastronomes · tasting
tasters
Those who evaluate flavor
- samplersAssortments for tasting or testing
- connoisseursExpert judges of quality
- gourmetsExperts in fine cuisine
sommeliers · palates · tongues · slurpers · lapping · savoring · epicures · gastronomes · tasting · sampling
fans
Ardent admirers or coolers
- devoteesPassionate adherents
- aficionadosArdent, knowledgeable enthusiasts
- buffsKeen hobbyist followers
fanatics · zealots · admirers · lovers · junkies · stans · groupies · followers · fanciers · collectors
lollipops
Hard candy on sticks
cones · stamps · envelopes · frosting · spoons · beaters · wrappers · fingers · bowls · plates
- licked cleanConsumed until spotless
- boot lickerServile flatterer of superiors
- licked one's lipsShowed eager anticipation
- licked into shapeMade acceptable through effort
- licked upConsumed with tongue
- ass lickersServile flatterers seeking favor