fornication

Fornication had been on their minds from the word go.

A little recreational fornication would go down quite well just now.

The name does not refer to the term of fornication.

Then we'd retired to this huge bed for some serious fornication.

"When did we ever call it fornication in the first place?

She had let the tinker boy have her one and only fornication.

Three was a crowd, when it came to serious combat or fornication!

Bless me, what a fry of fornication is at door!

Likely its similarity to the word "fornication" is also a factor.

"I am going to the deer camp to catch him in the act of fornication."

But his opinion on the matter of fornication was unambiguous.

Fornication laws remain on the books in only one-third of the states.

I could do nothing about her fornication with the King, but you- you are a different matter.

Fornication goes on under your nose and you don't see that, oh no.

He was trying to remember if anyone in a spy novel ever spoke of "fornication."

Later statements in live performance have not included references to her own "fornication".

Fornication was a grave sin such as that against property.

People used to get all knotted up inside when they thought about rape or fornication.

"Perhaps you also done looked at the habitual fornication statute as well."

And to cherish it in your bed is a manner of fornication.

And not to mention the Church's view on fornication.

The punishment for fornication, according to the film, was beheading.

"We say that having a condom does not make fornication or adultery right," he said.

Following this letter, in April 1583 the society brought charges of fornication and found him guilty.