salacious

This salacious story involved three court cases, and was reported around the world.

But before it was, the government made public the more salacious charges.

The book is less salacious than the subject matter would suggest.

His mother, for one, thought the song far too salacious.

Yet these dances could in no way be called salacious.

There was nothing salacious about these people, but they were all attractive.

But the press would have a field day with that kind of salacious garbage.

Why was it all right to provide the salacious material in one setting but not the other?

One reason is the salacious nature of the previous managing director's fall.

"If baseball is counted salacious, then we certainly cannot present anything!"

"I see you have a peculiar sense of salacious humor."

Concerns about the release of salacious or damaging information are real.

So, we were trying to be bold without being salacious."

Dear God, how she wanted to believe him, but that salacious look had not been her imagination.

The most salacious element in the book turns out to be the pony.

Other than salacious details, the Starr report appears to add very little to what most of us have known for months.

"There are salacious things every year about lots of different things."

There is actually a lot positive things, (we) are not just full of salacious rubbish.

Many readers simply quoted the most salacious details, and at length.

Those were in the days, of course, before the words "Washington intern" became salacious and sinister.

It was also very uncomfortable to be the object of salacious fantasy.

And the very salacious or edgy subject matter; people really respond to that.

Parents worry their offspring might be exposed to salacious literature.

Salacious accounts of sexual offenses featured in nearly every issue.

The young singer was frequently asked salacious questions such as "What do you think a girl's most precious thing is?"