meat and drink to one
A source of great satisfaction or delight, as in Good music is meat and drink to her. This metaphoric expression, transferring basic sustenance to satisfaction, appeared as early as 1533, in John Frith's A Boke Answering unto Mr. Mores Letter: “It is meat and drink to this child to play.”
Words nearby meat and drink to one
measuring jug,
measuring spoon,
measuring worm,
measuringworm,
meat,
meat and drink to one,
meat and potatoes,
meat ax,
meat hook,
meat house,
meat loaf