lecherous

• “- Take oaf yir clathes then, let me see the goods, Mary rasped in lecherous cheer.”

  Bad Sex in Fiction Panel at West Hollywood Book Fair « Skid Roche

• “Lord Keltenton was known as a lecherous, depraved, ill-mannered rogue with an unfortunate habit of belching in public.”

  The Seduction Of Sara

• “When I recalled his lecherous looks and her wanton meaning glances I was tempted to destroy myself in misery and despair.”

  The Hand in the Dark

• “That sudden shedding of her clobber just when she'd been pretending that she'd have to be coaxed or ravished, is the kind of lecherous trick that wins my heart every time, and when we came to grips she behaved like the demented stoat aforesaid.”

  Fictionaut: Watershed

• “Perhaps in the future, you should avoid putting 'lecherous' and 'pull list' in the same paragraph.”

  NOBLE CAUSES and DYNAMO 5 Image Comics

• “Lunch, as opposed to dinner or party, so as to avoid the kind of lecherous, drunken, fesses-photocopying debauchery that typically goes on during office Christmas parties where Brits are involved.”

  tasty torture

• “Several turbulent years followed, first in the home of a white couple where the husband turned out to be "lecherous," Ms. Allen recalled.”

  BEAUTIFUL, ALSO, ARE THE SOULS OF MY BLACK SISTERS

• “It didn't occur to him to be "lecherous" or even fretting about what might happen if he did such a thing, he simply did it to save Taiga's face.”

  Anime Nano!

• “He grimaced against a renewal of his earlier lecherous aches.”

  Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness

• “Let him live with the consequences of his lecherous behavior.”

  Jenny Sanford files for divorce

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