beddable

Not pretty, but beddable, and that was better.

"There are no more daughters of beddable age and I do not have the luxury of waiting.

Had he not already told himself Liu Han was not beddable?

Bernard is in love with the highly beddable Lenina.

Nieh wished Hsia would stop evaluating women principally on how', beddable they were.

"Most beddable."

He, too, had noticed that Liu Han was far from bad- lookin& but that did not mean he thought she was beddable.

I'd never looked on Sam as a beddable man before-or at least not beddable by me-for a lot of reasons.

The pickings were poor; those few girls who were of beddable age were either spoken far or judged so unattractive that any approach would have been evidence of desperation.

"You might point out to His Grace that the Tyrells are much wealthier than the Starks, and that Margaery is said to be lovely . . . and beddable besides."

I don't get this much attention dirtside but there is an acute shortage of beddable young females in this ship-thirty young male officers versus four young, single females in first class, other than Friday.

The line of 212 buxom beddable breasty little figures faded from Davidson's mind as he saw rain pouring down onto ploughed dirt, churning it to mud, thinning the mud to a red broth that ran down rocks into the rainbeaten sea.

He'd lain still, listening, praying that she'd stay awake long enough to return the little bugger to his cradle; sometimes they fell asleep together, mother and child, and Roger would wake in the morning to the confusingly mingled scents of a beddable woman and baby pee.