No. 10,974 in German
schlecker
"Schlecker" in German refers to someone with a sweet tooth or someone who enjoys sweets.
In a sentence
Er ist ein echter Schlecker und liebt Süßigkeiten.
He is a real sweet tooth and loves sweets.
In this sentence, 'Schlecker' colloquially refers to someone who enjoys sweet treats.
Die Katze schleckt die Milch aus dem Napf.
The cat licks the milk from the bowl.
Here, a form of 'schlecker' as 'schleckt' is used as a verb meaning 'licks'.
Die Eisdiele verkauft Schlecker am Stiel.
The ice cream shop sells lickable ice creams on sticks.
In this case, 'Schlecker' is used as a noun referring to a type of ice cream that you lick.
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