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lecher

[lech-er] / ˈlɛtʃ ər /


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The inherent pleasure of the pastime is captured in the French term lecher les vitrines, literally, “licking the window glass.”

From Textbooks • Dec. 14, 2022

Less scatological but more truthful than Harris' own notorious account of his life, this biography offers a good portrait of the British editor, lecher and liar.

From Time Magazine Archive

The year's finest film, possibly a great one: Michelangelo Antonioni looks long and carefully, as if through a microscope, at the life of a lecher, at "the sickness unto death, which is despair."

From Time Magazine Archive

"I resent the fact that because I'm standing up for my privacy people are drawing an inference that I'm some kind of lecher who has had numerous affairs," he says.

From Time Magazine Archive

Edouard was a lecher and a slob, and I have no doubt he got everything he deserved, but we have no notion who killed him.

From The Eyes Have It by Garrett, Randall