voluptuary

Bigot, a voluptuary in every sense, craved a change of pleasure.

Fair lady, he went onyour mother was, like yourself, a voluptuary.

Voluptuary as he was, Ulick didn't feel a spark of erotic emotion for his companion.

A great governor may be one-fourth voluptuary, but he must be three-parts politician.

An epicure and a voluptuary, he had lived in extraordinary luxury.

A voluptuary in love, he professes not that delicacy which refines all its joys.

He abandoned himself to the sensations of love and the sensations of an artist like a voluptuary.

In his riot of the senses there was more of the athlete than of the voluptuary.

Such a word was a mockery in the mouth of such a voluptuary.

It was the face of a voluptuary in the presence of his desire.