lusciously

She was a lusciously beautiful young woman, of the sort that might drive men mad for her.

There was something about her body, which seemed lusciously slave-like.

Although food, lusciously described, appears on almost every page, this is not a book that makes you want to eat.

They felt smooth and lusciously warm, like ivory left in the sun.

As I stared at her, she stirred, lusciously, in my arms.

You will find her just as lusciously annoying as I am.

The piece is lusciously pretty, though with a jarring false ending.

His style was quite conservative, always tonal and lusciously romantic.

Each toe in turn gets the same treatment as he lusciously pauses and strokes between them.

He handed me a stack of brand new, lusciously green towels.

Both arrived under a mound of lusciously softened sweet red peppers.

The latter lusciously maintains the juicy taste in the leaves.

Maybe they wish they could be that lusciously evil creature.

This one was just as lusciously constructed, but possessed a greater innocence of demeanor.

Walking around, I loved the lusciously smoothness of her panties on me.

She solidified into her most lusciously luscious shape and approached him.

She had the toes of the left leg pointed, lusciously curving the calf.

I had eaten lusciously then - the freshly caught fish, in particular, cooked several different ways, was memorable.

His Karina was not only lusciously lovely but also had a head for business-a.

The detailed, sepia-toned photograph looks like a lusciously thick mudslide.

This being Puccini at his most lusciously romantic, the music still works its bittersweet magic.

Thus, what appears to be conventionally, even lusciously, "abstract" becomes quite provocative.

They loop lusciously in little rooted slivers of stylized dance.

She tested the water with her big toe before gingerly slipping into the lusciously hot depths.