Look-ery, Speak-ery and Touch-ery

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You are not likely to get dictionary meaning for them but they are words to be conscious of.

LOOK-ERY means to direct your eyes to a particular object or person in other to feed lustful desires. Job was very aware of the dangers of this, he made sure not take chances. He said "I made a covenant with my eyes not to look lustfully at a young woman." (Job 31:1)

SPEAK-ERY is to say carefully crafted words that convey a lustful desire. In my first year in the university I saw this in its finest form for the first time, those boys who were in higher levels turned 100 level classes to hunting ground for lustful ambitions. Many were swept away by empty smooth talk.

TOUCH-ERY is to deliberately and lustfully make physical contact with someone or something. Preachers that encourage young boys and girls not to so much as hug each other have been
termed 'old school' and are going extinct, and the results are clearly visible.

For Clarity, LUST is defined as a strong feeling of sexual desire for someone you are not married to.
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