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pedophiliac

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ped·o·phil·i·a  (pd-fl-, pd-)
n.
The act or fantasy on the part of an adult of engaging in sexual activity with a child or children.
pedo·phili·ac (-k) adj. & n.
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On his Web site and during numerous TV interviews, Kedys was accusing Furmanavicius, Usas, and a man only named as Aidas, of participating in pedophiliac orgies with his daughter and the then seven-year-old daughter of Stankunaite's sister Naruseviciene.
The Kedys story by Tracevskis, Rokas M. / The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)
Other associations, such as pedophiliac arousal, represent a less probable location on a continuum of possibilities.
An integrative theoretical framework for understanding sexual ... by Toates, Frederick / The Journal of Sex Research
Giuffredi's mimics all of these in predictable ways, warning about the danger of chills, wastefulness, and pedophiliac tutors.
Argisto Giuffredi: Gentiluomo borghese nel vicereame di Sicilia by King, Margaret L. / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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