See Also: unwaged(dictionary)
unwaged(dictionary)

lascivious (iou) and unwaged (oh)


lascivious (iou)



lascivious adjective. LME.
[from late Latin lasciviosus, from Latin lascivia licentiousness, from lascivus sportive, lustful, wanton: see -OUS.]
Inclined to lust, lustful, lecherous, wanton. LME.
Milton Hee on Eve Began to cast lascivious Eyes. Dennis Potter He did not want any lascivious comments or dirty-minded ogling.
Conducive to or encouraging lust or lechery. Formerly also, voluptuous, luxurious. L16.
J. T. Story She made..a lewd movement with her hips as a kind of lascivious promise.
lasciviously adverb M16.
lasciviousness noun M16.

unwaged (oh)



not having a job that you get paid for