succubus

• Become a succubus, seduce a man, get some seed, become an incubus, impregnate a woman.... Same old thing, night after night, century after century.... Sometimes I wish -- well, why don't people ever want to dream a good game of whist Cards? —  F ;SF; - vol 096 issue 05 - May 1999
• "Perhaps not a s-succubus after all, sir," he offered timidly. —  Teresa Medeiros - Thief of Hearts
• Now she stood on the precipice of darkness like a succubus sent from Hell to lure him over the final black abyss He ran down the damp and muddy steps, expecting her to dissolve into the night like a spirit. —  New Page 1
• [3] He finds that in couples of this kind there is usually an incubus and a succubus, the one who suggests the crime, the other on whom the suggestion works until he or she becomes the accomplice or instrument of the stronger will; "the one playing the Mephistophelian part of tempter, preaching evil, urging to crime, the other allowing himself to be overcome by his evil genius." —  A Book of Remarkable Criminals
• "I am a succubus, on the prowl for business Uh-oh," Chester said. —  Golem in the Gears

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