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Lecherous   /lˈɛtʃərəs/   Listen
Lecherous

adjective
1.
Given to excessive indulgence in sexual activity.  "A lecherous good-for-nothing"



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"Lecherous" Quotes from Famous Books



... had gradually wrought up many even of the best of the backwoodsmen to the point where they barely considered an Indian as a human being. The warrior was not to them a creature of romance. They knew him for what he was—filthy, cruel, lecherous, and faithless. He sometimes had excellent qualities, but these they seldom had a chance to see. They always met him at his worst. To them he was in peace a lazy, dirty, drunken beggar, whom they despised, ...
— The Winning of the West, Volume Two - From the Alleghanies to the Mississippi, 1777-1783 • Theodore Roosevelt


Words linked to "Lecherous" :   sexy, lecherousness, lecher, lechery


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