muskiness

His brother, who'd been here longer, was a warm touch of muskiness.

But at least it was not of the heavy muskiness the other ladies favored.

The wine was cold and dry, with just a hint of muskiness.

Her face smelled of Barbara's muskiness and she laid back on the bed.

The taste was stronger now, and I could smell the muskiness of his scent.

The sweaty muskiness from a full day assaulted my senses.

There is a slight muskiness to the aroma and aftertaste.

This time the taste was strong, a salted muskiness.

She felt the heat of his body, smelled the warm muskiness of his skin.

The sweet muskiness cut through the strange Minervan odors and struck deep into his senses.

The air stank of sweating, frightened Downer, a pungent muskiness.

The muskiness of arousal and spicy man.

A faint muskiness clung to her skin.

When I am doing this, I can begin to smell your muskiness that is so sweet and wonderful.

That peculiar muskiness of hers was not a sexual musk, just an odd and very primitive scent.

I also love the honeyed muskiness of the dessert wine with the peaches; it is absolute nectar.

And so the acoustic guitar with a haunted muskiness finds a circular pattern, the sound of footsteps on an empty late night street.

Tarma sniffed; the air was redolent with cheap perfume and an animal muskiness.

The strange, sweet muskiness of her breath made the hairs on the back of his neck prickle.

She could smell him now, as if he was actually in the room, the curious combination of sweetness and muskiness that was uniquely Michael's.

The air was damp-smelling, with the tang of rotting leaves, and a hint of muskiness.