sapphic

"He could not remain sanguine in the face of my sapphic infidelities."

Lynn moaned the entire time but she still soaked up every word of my Sapphic story.

The result, in some instances, is immensely pleasant - although distinctly not Sapphic.

Better the Sapphic life, the "white marriages" between ladies, than this sweaty black magic.

Names, mostly sapphic, were set off like fireworks.

Giles, as it proved, was neither adolescent nor sapphic.

For another, I'd know when my sapphic fantasy girls were done in the pool and I could go to the back deck.

It had never, ever occurred to me that Andrea was of the Sapphic persuasion.

The last line of a Sapphic stanza is an adonic.

He is now putting the final touches to Three Sapphic Plays.

Such was then my view of that most voluptuous Sapphic love, which now I fully understand and appreciate.

Ava liked to lez once in a soft sapphic moon.

Still, she didn't need the delivery-man getting a whiff of her sapphic adventures, either.

With its catchy pop hooks and a suggestive Sapphic narrative"

Miss Meyer's songs are drawn from 10 Sapphic fragments.

The Latin text is composed of ten Sapphic stanzas.

She had lost her love, and in her cottage was a woman preparing a possibly sapphic salad; so Lydia gave him the works.

Save me from this sapphic siren!

I was hoping Kate hadn't told her about the silent exchange we'd had while my sapphic lovers dozed.

Landry writes of the whole poem: 'These verses are hardly sapphic in any technical sense.

As they neared the sapphic lovers, the little water sprite floated over to the amazonian princess.

Carol and Devra sat on the edge of the bed, caressing each other while their daughters made sapphic love.

There's many a Sapphic twist to her cycle of heady love poems, Rapture (2005).

"The hendecasyllabic offers the opportunity to maintain the basic sapphic rhythm for a long period, building up momentum."