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I did not, however, see him as the libidinously soused Boss Hog of London even if his supporters behaved as if he were.

Archive 2008-01-20 Newmania 2008

You see, he's caught in the endless conflict between a profound longing for security, a security built on repression and mediocrity, and a burning desire for liberation, to shake off the constraints of civilization and live as libidinously as the gods.

'Bigger Than Life': A Subversive Suburban Surprise 2010

I did not, however, see him as the libidinously soused Boss Hog of London even if his supporters behaved as if he were.

Mayoral As A Newt Newmania 2008

She hadn't heard of it, but felt joy she was closer to the fall from the heavenly firmament than she'd have been if she hadn't libidinously consorted with Hodge.

The Golden Vault of Jean Maria Schwartz in Heaven 2010

Rejecting the image of the materialistic, libidinously timid Jewish female, Erica Jong (b. 1942) created a Jewish protagonist, Isadora Wing, who overcomes her symbolic Fear of Flying (1973) by trying to live as lustily and fearlessly as any ribald male hero of picaresque sagas.

Fiction in the United States. 2009

I heard an interesting theory that one of the reasons the right hated Bill Clinton so much was that his libido was very much apparent -- and it's not so much that he was overtly libidinous, although I'm sure that annoyed them too, but that he was libidinously (?) heterosexual.

Is The NRCC Using Anti-Gay Innuendo Against Dem Candidate? 2009

Is authoritie geuen thee, libidinously to abuse our wyues and children?

The Palace of Pleasure, Volume 1 William Painter

The Big Shot did not own'legally'the saloon, nor the narrow, cell-like rooms in which addicts of twice a score of different noxious drugs gave themselves over libidinously to their addictions.

Gray Lensman Smith, E. E. 1950

No more did the Germans desire to lord it over anybody by simply doing what they do best, namely attaching themselves libidinously to the quality of manufactured goods and building a protective culture of fiscal discipline around it.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Thomas Kielinger 2011

Readers are supposed to chuckle -- and pant libidinously -- as we guess what "actions" [disgusting smooches] Lovelace inflicts on the panicking Clarissa.

Israel Palestine Blogs 2009