Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

licker-in

noun

/ˈlɪkər ɪn/

Definition

A person or thing that licks in, especially in the context of an activity or profession.

Examples

The licker-in at the post office had a unique technique for sealing envelopes quickly.
In the old days, many licker-ins were employed to help with mail processing.

Meaning

This term is used to describe someone who engages in licking, typically for a specific purpose or role, such as in the context of licking stamps, envelopes, or other items that require moisture to adhere.