Obs. [ad. L. abligūrītion-em n. of action f. abligūrī-re to squander on dainties; f. ab away + ligūrī-re to eat delicately, to be fond of dainties; desider. f. ling-ĕre to lick.] ‘Prodigal expense on meat and drink.’ J.
1742. Bailey, Abligurition, a prodigal spending in Belly-Cheere.
