lecher
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lecher (lec̸h′ər)
noun
Etymology: ME lechoure < OFr lecheur < lechier, to live a debauched life, lit., lick < Frank *lekkon, akin to Ger lecken, to lick
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lecher
n.
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Adjective modifier
- infamous: That will teach you to play games with the infamous lecher and so-called poet Lord Henrey!
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