lascivious

• He made other edicts against divers Pagan ceremonies, which were lascivious or dishonest, and suffered not the Bonzas to set a foot within his palace. —  The Works of John Dryden, Volume XVI.
• HIs vocal performance as the man-eating plant in 1986's Little Shop of Horrors revealed a Stubbs who could be seductive, lascivious, and menacing, and he also found a latter-day sideline doing voices for videogames. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• As the Duke grows more distant and lascivious, the Duchess finds ways to keep herself from shriveling into a prune. —  Movie City News
• But Oldham's version is also leavened with the element of surprise -- lascivious songs that would make R. Kelly blush, and maverick moves like covering the output of his former band with Nashville session musicians on "Sings Greatest Palace Music."
• Then, taking the music off the stand and throwing it on the floor, she began to play a Spanish dance, lascivious, alluring, as full of the body as the music of Elgar is full of the soul. —  Bella Donna A Novel

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