lecherous
లెచెరాస్
definition
adjective
she ignored his lecherous gaze
having or showing excessive or offensive sexual desire.
example
Name the types of noises your 'lecherous' Frenchman finds hilarious.
Magdelene is cheerfully 'lecherous' and unabashedly lazy (as Huff puts it in the Afterword) which means that she's not going to hustle around saving people like a superhero.
She reclined in a chair, opened a copy of Playboy, grinned 'lecherously' , and reached for her briefs.
Although 'lecherously' swarmy as befits the character, the performance seems an ill fit for him, thus detracting from any otherwise superlative work.
The Weasel, who may or may not be Valerie's father, lurks throughout the film, 'lecherously' grinning and groping at the young girl.
Yet it lacks the wit, 'lecherousness' or base rudeness that marks out the best of that strain of hip-hop.
Ryo, the main character, is perpetually hot to trot, and his 'lecherousness' is played for laughs, but that's about it.
She herself makes the point that Venus gives her ‘desire and 'lecherousness' ’, though she does not say in what position the planet was; perhaps in Scorpio?
The boy offered to pay a fine or whatever to get out of this, but the deputy told him there was only one way of getting out of this jam and looked 'lecherously' at the young half-naked girl.
In one of the earliest sequences of ‘Mo’ Better Blues,’ Spike Lee's new film about jazz, the camera lingers almost 'lecherously' over the womanly curves of a trumpet and saxophone.
Much has been written about the 'lecherousness' of his smirks, but such provocativeness on his part definitely began in a presexual period.
He lived a life of extravagance and 'lecherousness' , and had engaged in all sorts of evil conduct.
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