laved

• “For Epigenes of Rhodes is right, after all," said Jurgen, "in suggesting a misprint: and the word should be 'laved'.”

  Jurgen A Comedy of Justice

• “The city was perched on its barren, hot rock, with scarcely a drop of water, and its inhabitants must often have been tempted to wish that there had been running down the sun-bleached bed of the Kedron a flashing stream, such as laved the rock-cut temples and tombs of Thebes.”

  Expositions of Holy Scripture Isaiah and Jeremiah

• “A sea of vegetation laved the landscape, pouring its green billows from wall to wall, dripping from the cliff-lips in great vine-masses, and flinging a spray of ferns and air-plants in to the multitudinous crevices.”

  Koolau the Leper

• “He laved hot water over her and, starting at her feet, moved up her legs, touching her artfully, almost there, then not, almost there, then not.”

  Simon & Schuster: Three Stages of Amazement

• “Eventually she pushed his head away though he still laved.”

  Simon & Schuster: Demon From The Dark

• “As he laved that pebbled peak with maddening tenderness, then drew it into his mouth, suckling deep and hard, Emma could no longer bite back a moan of raw delight.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Devil Wears Plaid

• “Anyone else would have laved him with kisses; Ava demanded proof.”

  Simon & Schuster: Ecstasy in Darkness

• “Duke held her hips down and laved the swollen knot of nerves.”

  Simon & Schuster: Entice Me at Twilight

• “Through the material of her gown, he laved her hardened nipple.”

  Simon & Schuster: One Night in Scotland

• “He bent to her dark, willing triangle and laved it.”

  Simon & Schuster: Aching for Always

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