lech
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9.9
- noun
- /lɛtʃ/
- Offensive
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viejo verde
- The party was uncomfortable because of the lech who couldn't keep his eyes to himself.
- an old lech
If you were too excited, then you're a curvy Lech.
- If you were too excited, then you're a curvy Lech.
Examples
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C'mon Kirk, we gotta find her before the old lech does.
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You're a lech.
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This old lech forgot himself.
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He's really amazing, this insane old lech.
Fiction book (1999) -
JANE: He's a liar and a lech and he deserved it.
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He's like this insane old lech, and it's kind of amusing once you get past how disgusting it actually is.
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He's such a lech.
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That's why you've got this lech for a guy who has delusions of being Superman without the tights and cape.
Fiction book (1991) -
"My secretary is a fifty-year-old Marine Corps gunnery sergeant that could grind us both down into little nubs, you old lech.
Fiction book (1991) -
He is buying drinks for all of the young women in the bar—a bit of a lech, but his broad personality lets him get away with it.
Blog text (8)
Synonyms
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9.1
A man who shows rude, strong sexual interest in other people
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9.9
A man who behaves in a rude, unwanted sexual way
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A man who wants sex a lot and acts in a rude way
Antonyms
How Lecherous
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word lech is a short form of lecher, and that older word comes from old words that mean 'to lick', giving the image of someone driven by sexual hunger. So a lech is a man who acts in a sexually rude or greedy way.