stickily

They stuck to the blood on her hands, turning stickily pink.

Like all parties, it went slightly stickily at first.

I ordered, then watched her labia part stickily between them.

She could feel the first trickle of sweat slide stickily down her back.

"I thought you could run from your past," he said, feeling warm blood easing itself stickily down the side of his chest.

He blinked stickily, then appeared to focus on her.

He had killed and eaten; the marks of it showed stickily dark at his throat.

It clung stickily, but finally dropped to the floor with a metallic clatter.

His damp palms moved stickily over the glossy wood panels.

She could feel her T-shirt glue itself stickily to her skin.

The unfiltered air wrapped itself stickily around me, and I lunged for the window.

She yanked her foot up, but the squished thing clung stickily to it.

Then, exhausted, he rolled to one side, and they fell asleep clamped stickily together.

The words came somewhat stickily to my lips.

A little wine clung stickily to the mouth.

The pungent odor of burned sage and rose oil still hung stickily in the air.

Two other ballads, his own compositions are too stickily sentimental to be effective."

Christina could taste its salty tang and feel it settle stickily on her skin.

They resisted at first, then stickily slid shut.

"I think I catch your meaning, " he said stickily.

It worked, the pulling, squeezing, tears-dissolving, and he felt the lids start to part stickily.

The whole front of its glistened stickily.

He knotted the cord of his bathrobe tighter around himself while she blinked stickily at him.

This was hot, stifling even, and stickily humid.

The humid heat poured over him stickily.