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lech·er  (lchr)
n.
A man given to lechery.

[Middle English, from Old French lecheor, from lechier, to lick, to live in debauchery, of Germanic origin; see leigh- in Indo-European roots.]
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Noun1.lecherlecher - man with strong sexual desires      
degenerate, deviant, deviate, pervert - a person whose behavior deviates from what is acceptable especially in sexual behavior


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If perhaps there is any part of this truly unique and engaging tale lacking, otherwise exquisitely written, then it is the episodes of Firmin's "lowlife" penchant to hang out at the old theatre, Rialto, into the wee hours of the night, sitting amongst drooling old lechers, even while openly acknowledging his own "perversions," and watching what he refers to as his "Lovelies.
From hardbodies to skinny lads to flabby, effeminate, girly-men to decrepit lechers, they hang out, strike poses, show off their tan lines, strut on stage as numbered contestants, and kill time in clubs drenched in blue, pink, and green as Hawkins trades in gaslight for ecstatic radiance.
This may be yet another double standard: Male academics crusading to incorporate pornography into the curriculum would have been crucified as lechers and sexists.
 
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