Meanings of womanise in English

No Spartan condescends to labour, yet no Spartan can womanise himself by ease.

It wasn't uncommon for the artists who laid the foundations of modern art in early 20th-century Paris to recite poetry, womanise, drink and take drugs.

Every man is womanised, merely by being born.

Former Boyzone star Keith Duffy is to swap warbling for womanising with a part in Coronation Street.

He was at the heart of Tory high command, and was socialising and womanising at a level he had long dreamed of.

A pushy father and a handsome, womanising son made for television: even when still a governor he was being compared to JFK.

Ten gel-haired himbos are thrown together in a cliff-top penthouse overlooking the beach in Newquay for a summer of surfing, womanising and heavy drinking.