lubric

[loo-brik] /ˈlu brɪk/
adjective, Archaic.
1.
Origin
1480-90; < Latin lūbricus slippery, smooth, Medieval Latin: lewd
Word Origin and History for lubric
adj.

"smooth, slippery," late 15c., also "lascivious, wanton," from Middle French lubrique (15c.) or directly from Latin lubricus "slippery" (see lubricant (adj.)). Related: Lubrical.