Spelling bee word I had to look up.
prolusion
n.
L prolusio, prelude < prolusus, pp. of proludere, to play beforehand < pro3, before + ludere, to play: see PRO32 & LUDICROUS6a preliminary part or performance; often, specif., an introductory essay or article
prolusory
adj.

Guess you couldn't have a profusion of prolusions.

Prolusory, however, is a melliflous-sounding word, isn't it, wwh?

Good night, wwh. I've read through ten of these tonight. Great fun.

If it covers foreplay, mellifluous indeed.

Illusory prolusory mellifluousness, as the case may be...