Adjective:

बाष्पीभवन, वाफाळलेला, वाफ,

steamier's Usage Examples:

For example, ESPN attempted to run a dramatic series showing steamier aspects of pro football, Playmakers, but canceled the series after the.

familial love - might well have become a fevered, one-note drama, rendered steamier by taking place during Britain"s hottest summer in 200 years.

"Some coffee stands get steamier".

felt that "Versace on the Floor" is "less wistful and more romantic and steamier".

In 1948, Gitlow followed his 1940 memoir with a steamier retelling of old tales called The Whole of Their Lives: Communism in America.

except that Blaze allows for a longer book (by about 15,000 words) and has steamier love scenes.

its end, Bieber startled Russo and spun her around and everything when steamier between the two like Russo was shown licking her lips.

" Greg Gaudio of The Virginian-Pilot wrote that "The steamier side of the Furry Fandom – sexual behavior involving animal costumes and.

I was told there were nude and love scenes, but nothing steamier than any ordinary movie.

back to life so much that the natives assumed he was a god, as well as steamier love sequences and scanty clothing designed for Chel.

ESPN attempted to run a dramatic series showing steamier aspects of pro football, Playmakers, but canceled the series after the.

effective presentation of themes dealing with royalty and associated "steamier, fact-adjacent subplots".

"Truth is steamier than fiction in new HBO documentaries" (PDF).

Synonyms:

sexy, ruttish, turned on, randy, aroused, horny,

Antonyms:

unagitated, unexcited, hornless, soft, unsexy,