lecher in Latin
lecher in Latin is sellārius — lecher means a man who pursues sex in an excessive, sleazy way.
lecher in Latin
sellārius
A lecherous person: someone given to excessive sexual activity or debauchery.
What does "lecher" mean?
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noun A man who pursues sex in an excessive, sleazy way.
"The film cast him as an aging lecher chasing his secretary."
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lecher in a sentence
- The film cast him as an aging lecher chasing his secretary.
- She brushed off the lecher at the bar with a cold stare.
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What is "lecher" in Latin?
"lecher" in Latin is sellārius. lecher means: A man who pursues sex in an excessive, sleazy way.
How do you use "lecher" in a sentence?
Example: "The film cast him as an aging lecher chasing his secretary." In Latin, "lecher" is sellārius.
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