lubricious (Meaning)

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lubricious (s)

having a smooth or slippery quality

characterized by lust

lubricious Sentence Examples

  1. The floor was slick and lubricious, posing a hazard for pedestrians.
  2. The salesman's flattery was so lubricious that it made the customer feel uncomfortable.
  3. The politician's speech was lubricated with hollow promises and empty rhetoric.
  4. The snake's scales were lubricious, allowing it to slither through narrow crevices.
  5. The lubricant made the engine run smoothly, reducing friction and wear.
  6. The lawyer's arguments were lubricious, twisting the truth to serve his client.
  7. The ice on the road was lubricious, causing numerous accidents.
  8. The lotion was so lubricious that it left the skin feeling soft and silky.
  9. The politician's charm was lubricious, captivating audiences with his smooth talk.
  10. The actor's performance was lubricious, switching effortlessly between characters and emotions.

FAQs About the word lubricious

having a smooth or slippery quality, characterized by lust

passionate, hot, libidinous, loose, lecherous, lustful, goatish, lewd, itchy, oversexed

immaculate, chaste, celibate, virtuous, chaste, modest, pure, modest, decent, immaculate

The floor was slick and lubricious, posing a hazard for pedestrians.

The salesman's flattery was so lubricious that it made the customer feel uncomfortable.

The politician's speech was lubricated with hollow promises and empty rhetoric.

The snake's scales were lubricious, allowing it to slither through narrow crevices.