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libidinous

[li-bid-n-uhs] / lɪˈbɪd n əs /


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Jade is one of a handful of Americans who feel especially flimsy — even if she’s not as flat as the libidinous New-Age Californian Hope, seemingly introduced just to provide a moral crisis for Francis.

From Washington Post

She is the one who can be snarky where it is sweet, libidinous where it is chaste, expressive where it is repressed.

From New York Times

For now, though, Libbie must try to stop a string of deaths tied to the libidinous influence of MacLane’s wicked memoir.

From Washington Post

If ridicule doesn’t work when directed against such libidinous beings, what can?

From The Guardian

There’s plenty of zany comedy here — including a poo-flinging monkey and a sombrero from which Leary picks the names of sex partners like some kind of libidinous predecessor of the sorting hat in “Harry Potter.”

From Washington Post