licentiously

You could reach me on a bed, he licentiously considered, but prudently repressed his thoughts.

She lowered her face down mine and licentiously drove her big tongue in to the back of my mouth.

Many in the clergy therefore did not take kindly to having it treated as a love poem and accused the author of writing licentiously.

An ethics columnist who preaches moderation but acts licentiously is a hypocrite, too.

"Separate but adjoining bedrooms," Gisselle remarked, and smiled licentiously.

Susie smiled licentiously.

No, it would be ambiguous, as though I had used it licentiously for 'daringly,' and that would cloak the sense.

Licentiously, Ted watched as Sandor took his huge wang in his fist and aimed it at Katt's defenceless golden love hole.

On 13 March 2012, he told Seanad Éireann Tallafornia was as a "drink-sodden programme" which encourages its participants to "behave licentiously and compete to bring people home to bed them".

Miss Childs exhibited a polished new classicism and wisely chose to ignore a scenario about a door-to-door salesman and his vacuum cleaner "cavorting licentiously with a slovenly housewife," as Mr. Zappa would have it.

He became professed as an Augustinian in 1778, but owing to his turbulent character he spent a great part of his time in prison,and was constantly being transferred from one convent to another, finally giving up the monastic habit to live licentiously in the capital.