sultry

• “He tells her that, in pitching the show to WNET, he called her "sultry"-"but I said 'smart' also"-and she lights up.”

  Slate Magazine

• “We enjoyed the cool breezes, and the fresh trout from the river, and pitied our friends in sultry Shemeroon.”

  Glimpses of Life and Manners in Persia

• “Mysterious and aloof, he captures Luce Price’s attention from the moment she sees him on her first day at the Sword & Cross boarding school in sultry Savannah, Georgia.”

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• “Authored by Jacques Polge and Chris Sheldrake, it is described as a sultry floral-oriental fragrance with notes of mandarin, pimento, rose, carnation, coriander, chocolate, sandalwood, incense and patchouli.”

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• “Daddy Billy—also known as Reverend Billy, Outlaw Billy, and, on rare occasions, Billy Boi—had taught me how it felt to call a lover “Daddy,” and then infused the word with sultry power.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Best American Erotica 2006

• “Because her expression could only be called sultry, with a knowing smile curving those pouting, kissable lips, and her eyes, those wonderful golden eyes, half closed as if in arousal.”

  Pregnant by the Millionaire

• “It was hot and sultry, which is rare in an English June.”

  Night and Morning, Volume 1

• “Described as sultry and glamorous, Wake never traveled anywhere without her Chanel lipstick and a favorite red, satin pillow.”

  NPR Topics: News

• “The Greeks started the whole thing by calling sultry summer weather "Dog Days," blaming it on the brightest star in the sky besides the Sun, Sirius, also known as the”

  timesunion.com: Siena Women's Basketball

• “It has the kind of sultry climate that makes night time the best time to be outdoors and tropical frozen treats the perfect food to enjoy while strolling the waterfront or people watching in the main square.”

  Mexican frozen treats: Helados, nieves and paletas

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