libidinous

• Boulton swaggers majestically as the libidinous Charles, marrying casual geniality with cold command. —  The Stage / News Headlines
• Michele says: Juicy, libidinous, good performers, now dry. —  Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn
• And beyond the boundary lies the factory smoke, the sea of lights, the lure and menace of the most charismatic, libidinous, dangerous and daunting city I know: Ciudad Juárez. —  The Guardian World News
• All but forgotten after the era's burgeoning censorship and obscenity laws shut them down, as Robbins notes, the author's recent discovery of a cache of these papers held by the American Antiquarian Society sheds new light on the magazines 'lurid tales of libidinous lechery. —  The Chicago Blog
• The subject of sex, which cannot be usefully discussed without a measure of irony, has therefore become a painful topic among Muslims, especially when confronted, as they inevitably are, by the lax morals and libidinous confusion of Western societies. —  The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe

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