" luxury "

 [ "luxury" ]

1: a situation or place that makes someone comfortable and having the convenience to do so.

  * e.g.,  ... Bob has the luxury of moving into a spacious office on the second floor. 

 [ "luxury" ]

1: To be on top of the world. The pleasure of being able to do anything and buy anything at any given time without having to worry about money issues. To be stress and care free of money and other valuable expenses.

  * e.g.,  ... Man, that girl Alisa is so luxury. She could buy the world if she wanted to. Bill Gates and Warren Buffet have nothing on her! 

 [ "luxury" ]

1: Lying on a bed of silk and roses, face pressed against the pillow, boutique chocolates tumbling from your mouth, masterbating furiously, in a French Chalet.

  * e.g.,  ... Brennan "Hows life Glenn?" 

 [ "luxury" ]

1: Anything on the spectrum that is above the standard. Luxury can range from leather seats in an economy car to a private jet or a private island. The spectrum of luxury can have such a wide range because what may be luxury to one person might not be to another person. In general anything that is obtained to make life more comfortable or enjoyable, something greater than what is needed to survive, including alcohol.

  * e.g.,  ... I believe my car is a luxury car because it has leather seats, but your car is a luxury car also because it is very expensive and stylish. 

 [ "luxuriating" ]

1: To relax in a high elevation of positive selfishness.

  * e.g.,  ... My maid was in distress while I was luxuriating at the pool. I was sipping my martini as I was luxuriating on the veranda. Look at that Nan luxuriating as she flosses across the street. Mary was luxuriating all Monday long, as she washed her weekend sins away. 

 [ "Luxuriating" ]

1: To relax in a high elevation of positive selfishness.

  * e.g.,  ... Mary was luxuriating all Monday long, as she washed away her weekend sins. My maid was in distress, while I was luxuriating by the pool. Look at that nan luxuriating, as she flosses across the street. I was sipping my mimosa, while I was luxuriating on the veranda. 

 [ "luxuriate" ]

1: To enjoy the beauty or comfort of something.

  * e.g.,  ... I am going to luxuriate in the beauty of the prom dress. 

 [ "Luxury" ]

1: An indulgence, something that's Elegant, Something that's very expensive and brings great ease and comfort. Sumptuous living. Something Rare and difficult to obtain.

  * e.g.,  ... Palm trees, rolls royce, a villa. 

 [ "Luxury" ]

1: A very gorgeous, hot, sexy, rare and awesome human being that is perfect in every way and don’t like to cause drama

  * e.g.,  ... Tessa Brooks is such a luxury girl 

 [ "luxurious" ]

1:  Enjoying pleasures and luxury.

  * e.g.,  ... "The bedroom was sensually luxurious with its canopy bed, silk bed curtains, lace drapes, soft throw rugs, overstuffed sofa, voluptuous pillows, satin sheets, and deep mattress." "The low neckline of her bodice accentuated her luxurious figure, her sash wound around her waist just tightly enough to call attention to her full, shapely hips under her flowing, luscious skirt." 

 [ "luxurious" ]

2:  Of a very fine and comfortable quality.

 [ "luxurious" ]

3:  Often describes a voluptuously sensuous figure, either on a man or woman.