debauchee

“He has cultivated a reputation of being a professional debauchee,” Wallace writes.

But Malborgiane is now forgotten and cast off, like so many other victims of this great debauchee.

Debauchee King August had a touch of genuine human good-humor in him; poor devil, and had the best of stomachs.

There she sat in the middle of the room, nearer the fire than a youthful debauchee who sat by her with his arm round her waist.

The writer once knew a worn-out debauchee of thirty, who, even at that early age, had got rid of an inheritance of a half-million.

It was learned that Victor Dangre was a dangerous criminal, a drunkard and a debauchee.