Meanings of lubricious in English

He would even chase away between innings for one of his lubricious dalliances.

A necessary, God-given process; nothing whatsoever to do with fevers, lusts and lubricious dreams.'

The BBC has created more than a few superstars by banning supposedly lubricious records.

You are scrutator after all, and a lot of women find power rather... lubricious.'

His features had a weakness to them, a lubricious smoothness.

As one sibling behaves with sober, immaculate dignity, the other cavorts drunkenly in various lubricious hotspots.

Now Ang Lee, winner of an Oscar for that gay cowboy flick, brings us the lubricious Lust, Caution.

She bounced around on top of Sean Bean in Ken Russell's characteristically lubricious take on Lady Chatterley's Lover.

The lubricious heat into which he forces my fingers against all my resistance, against her terrible half-dazed protest.

She battled the censors; even after a script had been torn apart she could make the barest participle sound oozily lubricious.

The whispering went on: coaxing and lubricious, the whispering of a pederast or a voyeur, the whispering of a sexual killer.

The noise she utters as he enters her is a strange, lubricious sound, pitched half-way between a gasp and a croon of compliance.

A pair of notably lubricious series, historical romp The Tudors and midlands drama Pure Mule, made the biggest impact in the television section.

The vision is scarcely less vivid now than it was when he first cast his bed-sheets aside and repulsed the advances of lubricious sleep.

He would even chase away between innings for one of his lubricious dalliances.

A necessary, God-given process; nothing whatsoever to do with fevers, lusts and lubricious dreams.'