lubricously formal
lubriciously

"Blue" (1998), a video displayed on a television monitor, shows two hands lubricously simulating copulation; "B-Movie" (1995), a tiny black-and-white video built into a wall, shows a housefly in its death throes.

"Look at him in the bathing suit," she says a bit lubriciously.

His fingers slid lubriciously through the overflowing moisture.

He was not lubriciously attracted to children, either male or female, as he knew his khalifa was.

She felt her loins melt lubriciously.

'Please don't be offended,' he said lubriciously.

Porter's lubriciously peppy "You've Got That Thing" is interpreted in comic speech-song in a decidedly non patrician New York accent.

Chuckling lubriciously and with careless unconcern, the woman stepped nimbly from the chest, picked up a gown, which she seemed to know would be there, and wrapped it round herself.