morish

British

/ ˈmɔːrɪʃ /

adjective

a variant spelling of moreish

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Steven Morish , from the firm, said the fort required "an imaginative buyer with a project in mind".

From BBC

Mr Morish said bidding on Bull Sand Fort would open on 19 July.

From BBC

Psychotherapist Hannah Morish said that intimate work could easily lead to anxiety and depression.

From BBC

Oleogustus gives us the delicious, morish taste of butter and it helps us tell if oils have turned rancid.

From The Guardian

Brassy single "Run With the Boys" will be too MORish for many, but the Spector-like "What Have I Done" and orchestral closer "Ode to a Girl" swoon beautifully.

From The Guardian

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