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Other high points in the series, which runs through Aug. 13, include “Camille 2000” and “The Lickerish Quartet,” which some considered to be his finest work.

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Liquorish, lik′ur-ish, adj. obsolete spelling of lickerish.

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Lickerish, lik′ėr-ish, adj. dainty: eager to taste or enjoy: tempting.—adv.

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Liberated carbon makes our society possible Liberated carbon, it’s eminently fossilible Liberated carbon, lightin’ up the home of the brave… Finally, Tom Bowman, a communication consultant focused on global warming policy, sent a note about “Gasoline 2010,” a freshly updated song by his rock and blues band, Lickerish.

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Among the French aristocracy just before the Revolution, she is the stage manager of affections and deceptions, he the lickerish snake who literally hisses at his adversaries.

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