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Meanings of letch in English

Portuguese
depravado
Catalan
lasciu

Man with strong sexual desires.

depravado
Usage of letch in English
1
He didn't letch after me, and he didn't seem to want anything from me.
Dead as a doornail
2
Is your point you're a middle-aged letch?
The double bind
3
A drunken letch who always seems to be seeking out the next woman to share his bed.
Perilous Shield
4
And his friend had an equally big letch after the wife of the man I had lunch with.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
5
The old man was a letch.
The last page
6
It was a masterful performance, to make himself appear nothing more than another harmless letch; but he needn't have bothered.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
7
It might have amounted to no more than a young girl's passing letch for an older and moderately good-looking co-worker.
Under the dome: a novel
8
This man, the one I had lunch with, had a terrific letch after the wife of his friend who lived nearby.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
9
You know, a friend of mine works at the Gap here, and she said something about Santa being a real letch, too.
Pretty Little Secrets
10
"You aren't throwing yourself at a fat, old letch."
Crewel
11
"I thought he was just a drunken letch."
Tarnished Knight
12
He didn't letch after me, and he didn't seem to want anything from me.
Dead as a doornail
13
Is your point you're a middle-aged letch?
The double bind
14
A drunken letch who always seems to be seeking out the next woman to share his bed.
Perilous Shield
15
And his friend had an equally big letch after the wife of the man I had lunch with.
The Complete Short Stories Vol. 1
16
The old man was a letch.
The last page
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