lascivious

That must be why he seems to have kept this lascivious picture out of public view.

In all these lascivious scenes we see the male voluptuously fondling the woman's foot.

Salvator, amidst the pride of lascivious wealth, and the outlawed distress of impious poverty.

She was only eighteen, but possessed a lascivious beauty, very dangerous to men.

Pepys might well wonder what a man may come to, he who had been born when “lascivious dancing” was considered a heinous crime.

They dance, their curves leave traces of caresses in the air, their undulations are a most lascivious music.