1. having a slippery or smooth quality
Usage: formal
2. marked by wantonness or lechery
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The lubricious surface of the ice made walking treacherous.
• Oil created a lubricious coating on the metal parts.
• The critic condemned the novel’s lubricious passages.
• His lubricious gaze made everyone uncomfortable.
• The lubricious texture of the soap helped it slip from her hands.
• Ancient moralists warned against lubricious behavior.