letch

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(lec̸h)

intransitive verb, noun

lech

See letch in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also lech

noun
  1. A strong, especially sexual desire or craving.
  2. A lecher.

Origin:

Origin: Perhaps back-formation from obsolete letcher

Origin: , variant of lecher

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