lech in German
lech in German is Lustmolch — lech means a strong, lustful craving.
lech in German
Lustmolch
(slang) A lecher.
What does "lech" mean?
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noun A strong, lustful craving.
"He had a lech for anything sweet, not just women."
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noun A lecherous person.
"The old lech kept staring at every woman who walked by."
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verb To behave in a lecherous way.
"He would lech after any woman half his age."
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lech in a sentence
- He had a lech for anything sweet, not just women.
- The old lech kept staring at every woman who walked by.
- He would lech after any woman half his age.
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What is "lech" in German?
"lech" in German is Lustmolch. lech means: A strong, lustful craving.
How do you use "lech" in a sentence?
Example: "He had a lech for anything sweet, not just women." In German, "lech" is Lustmolch.
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