lick (your) chops

to be eager to do something that you think will be satisfying or pleasant.

Their team was so much better than ours that when they played us, they were just licking their chops.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of lick your chops (= to lick your lips when thinking of something good to eat)

• see someone for what really are
• see someone for what they are
• see someone for what they really are
• see someone in hell before
• see someone in hell before doing something
• see someone in the flesh
• see someone in their true colours
• see someone in true colours
• see someone off
• see someone out
• see someone right
• see someone's true colours
• see someone through
• see someone through something
• see something for what are
• see something for what really are
• see something for what they are
• see something for what they really are
• see something through
• see stars
• see the back of
• see the back of someone
• see the back of something
• see the colour of money
• see the colour of someone's money