groper
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9.1
- noun
- /ˈɡroʊpər/
- Offensive
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manoseador
- Because he's a groper.
- subway groper
Examples
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Two, make sure the audience knows that you won't put up with gropers.
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And there's this post prior to this incident, where they discuss breaking a groper's finger.
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I have a friend who would insist on a male groper.
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It's been so long" and freak out the groper.
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So I think it's the gropers' responsibility to learn it's not okay to touch other people against their will.
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Yes, because gropers deserve to run the world and dictate other people's behavior.
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He's not a groper.
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Turning a regular person who understands that "no means no" into a scary groper who inappropriately touches three teens and two adult women on the same day.
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Serial groper Thomas Kramer, the Miami developer recently arrested for fondling a 13-year-old boy in the Rainbow Room's bathroom, has a familiar friend.
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The police issued a warning about a notorious groper who has been targeting women at local bars.
Synonyms
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8.6
A person who touches someone in a sexual way without their permission
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9.8
A person who touches someone’s private parts without their permission
A person who touches someone in a rude and unwanted way
How Harmful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Groper also comes from the verb grope, meaning 'to feel with the hands', but today this word often means a person who touches someone else in a sexual and unwanted way. That's why calling someone a groper usually means they have touched another person without permission.