kinkily

In fact, two of the three who cozy up are kinkily attached to their fathers.

Check the website calendar for kinkily themed events.

There they stand, two monsters toe to toe (or sometimes, rather kinkily, toe to heel) each bent on visiting mayhem on the furious opponent.

The caviar woman was Claudia Vargas, my waitress, kinkily costumed in honor of a birthday party that night for the owner of a local modeling agency.

A mop of luridly red, almost kinkily waving hair, a pale yet unfreckled skin, a pair of luminous grey eyes, and a nose which bade fair to outrank her father's.

Lajos kinkily fiat (A Son of King Louis II Jagiellon), Salado (Periodical Centuries), pp.

The poem portrays the dastardly hetman as not only a traitor but also a vainglorious tyrant and - unkindest cut of all - a ludicrous skirt-chaser kinkily cohabiting with his goddaughter Maria.

Kinkily obsessed with horses long before he would exchange his kingdom for one, his Richard conveys evil with a bloodless equine hauteur, an intellectual aggressiveness that runs roughshod over the foolish and the weak.

In David Wiltse's thriller without thrills, an altogether ludicrous and improbable take on an allegedly true story, Mr. DeMunn plays Karl, a deranged, predatory homosexual, who is also kinkily heterosexual and abusive both ways.

Or maybe this is a search for sensuality in a too rational world: Ovid's slippery, mystical transformations (as well as his authorship of an erotic manual), the primal sexuality of the Greek myths, or, more kinkily, some latter-day appeal of incest.