Soaked sounds a little too wet. How about "damp"?
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Soaked sounds a little too wet. How about "damp"?
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Oh god, not "damp". It always conjures up images of used towels that have been left on the bathroom floor too long. Or mould growing along the top of the kitchen wall.
I'd have to vote for "moist" here.
Don't get me wrong - I would have used "moist" in the first place too. How about "soggy"?
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"I ran my hand slowly up her dress, her breath quick and shallow. 'Why, Mrs. Jones', I said coyly, 'you're so soggy'."
Ehh......
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Moist, it has to be moist, the word itself slides of the tongue like a nice slippery treat 
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Favorite word ever: Sumptuous.
Can't think of any words I don't like on their own: context is everything.
Can't think of any words I don't like on their own: context is everything.
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Nuance
Pensive
Sublime
Pensive
Sublime
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I'm happy to buck the scientific trend here. I like the word "moist", both pronouncing it AND savouring its wonderful connotations.
Soggy, though. Nah.
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What about "sloppy" it kinda portrays her personality also, if she's gonna be a bit slutty, which I think is the direction your headed.
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He he he
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I'd answer if I knew what a plinth was. (Something to do with flags?)
In certain contexts (of the oral variety), "sloppy" is an acceptable alternative.
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I liked moist also, but the lady wants soaked so soaked it is. I have no problem with soaking someone's panties
Moist, it has to be moist, the word itself slides of the tongue like a nice slippery treat
I'd like to slide off your tongue with a slippery treat!
The reason you like the word sumptuous is because you are simply sumptuous
Honey, your Nuances and pensiveness are so sublime a statue of you will be placed on a plinth at the Literotica headquarters for future generations to visit and see how hotness was measured in 2017.
Nothing better than a wet, sloppy kiss after a blowjob! Love it! Speaking of slippery treats sliding off your tongue--Mmm
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Oh I like this.
If I send you a list of my favorite words will you write me a story?
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Only if they're overtly sexual words
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Ass, arse, bum, bottom, butt. I use them all, depending on context.
I've gotten out of the habit of saying fanny, cos it means vagina to a Brit.
I rarely say buttocks. *giggles*
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I don't like "arse". It reminds of farmers from the West (of Ireland). They're always talking about arses.
Took a long time to cop that "fanny" meant "ass" in the States. I thought maybe everyone was just bizarrely open about referencing their genitalia.
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I don't think I know any Irish farmers.
Arse reminds me of crops and pussy spankings and fingerfucking and a deep English voice growling in my ear and other lovely things.
It also reminds me of a friend from Manchester who 'couldn't be arsed' to do something or other. I love that phrase!
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I don't think I know any Irish farmers.
Arse reminds me of crops and pussy spankings and fingerfucking and a deep English voice growling in my ear and other lovely things.
It also reminds me of a friend from Manchester who 'couldn't be arsed' to do something or other. I love that phrase!
To be fair, I do say "couldn't be arsed" quite a bit (though the English pronounce it "awhhs" -- unlike the strong "rrr" of the Irish accent, we really get our money's worth from those letters).
Anyway, your associations with the word seem to be much better than mine. Clearly I've been moving in the wrong circles.
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Oh I do like an Irish accent as well! Just haven't had much experience with an owner of one.
Oh I do like an Irish accent as well! Just haven't had much experience with an owner of one.
The difference in accent from one end of Ireland to the other is extraordinary. Would you rather listen to Ian Paisley or Terry Wogan.? You probably like the "brogue". You may find this of use... https://www.irishcentral.com/travel...l-language-and-how-to-understand-it-237599171
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Thank you!
I am aware that I am sadly uninformed on the wide range of accents in UK and Ireland. If only more Lit friends would make voice clips and educate me!
*sigh*
