Then they set upon us and slew some of my slaves and put the lave to flight[.]

1896 (posthumously), Robert Louis Stevenson, Songs of Travel and other verses.
Give to me the life I love, / Let the lave go by me...

Of prelates proud, a populous lave, And abbots boldly there were known.

the tranquil tide, / That laves the pebbled shore.

[…] he drawled, and bent to lave each nipple with his tongue till the satin was wet and clinging.

Alexander went from laving at her breasts to nuzzling her belly and then his mouth was on her bare thigh, nibbling at her flesh as his fingers delved inside her sheath. She felt herself stretch and squeeze against his long fingers.

Liam's mouth was so hot and wet on his cock, his tongue so wicked, laving his shaft expertly with smooth, slick strokes, delving into his slit and swiping away the fluid leaking from it. Why was Liam doing this?

He continued to lave her with gentle laps, while his fingers caressed her until she cried out and her whole body convulsed. He felt her muscles contracting around his fingers, but he didn't stop until he'd wrung every last shiver from [her].

He pressed them back down and continued licking, laving at her as her inner muscles contracted around his fingers and she panted out his name. He didn't relent until the last shudder rippled through her beautiful body.

[…] but it took only a few moments of his tongue laving at her core before she was exploding in a mind-drugging climax that made her throat sore from her cries.

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