lubricious वाक्य

"Here, " after all, " was a place where a kind of benign racial anarchy seemed to rule, a lubricious, frictionless chaos into which one could simply disappear ."
But even before Alice's confession, the Harfords'complacent monogamy is challenged at a fancy party where she is importuned by an oily, lecherous older European while her husband is accosted by two lubricious fashion models.
Misty-eyed one minute, amusingly lubricious the next, Ms . Carter, who is appearing at the club through March 16, packs a month's worth of intense mood swings into a one-hour performance.
However, Han Tuozhou disregarded Xin's sincere advice for effective military moves, and he removed Xin from his team the next year, accusing Xin of being lubricious, avaricious, and many other non-existent faults.
In Fox's " Temptation Island, " the Lewinsky story is symbolically re-enacted each week as lubricious single men and women " tempt " couples to destroy their relationships by indulging in extracurricular affairs.

Before the arrival of the metal detector lent aviation an ominous undertone, every airline passenger was a jet setter, uniformed pilots rivaled astronauts in masculine sex appeal, and a lubricious novelty like " Coffee, Tea or Me?
Offenbach came to Paris as a teen-ager and stayed to become the titillating musical satirist of the Third Empire, and Johann Strauss borrowed a French play for " Die Fledermaus, " the epitome of lubricious Viennese gaiety.
In the program's most euphoric moment, Rebecca Luker, Christine Ebersole and Debbie Gravitte swivel through the delectably lubricious " Sing for Your Supper, " from the 1938 show " The Boys from Syracuse ."
The evidence is on the stage, where Sigourney Weaver is playing Lulu, sometimes also called Sadie Thompson, a well-born Washington nymphomaniac who falls into the clutches of a lubricious Christian evangelist named Reverend Davidson ( Peter Michael Goetz ).
Men treated women as playthings or, if they refused to play, as gold diggers; women made lubricious promises, battled female rivals, mocked men as liars and cheaters, and insisted that they weren't gold diggers at all.