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Meanings of womaniser in English

Portuguese
mulherengo
Catalan
lligon

A man who likes many women and has short sexual relationships with them.

mulherengo
Usage of womaniser in English
1
It would have been fine, but then he was such a womaniser.
The Guardian
2
The film portrayed the Prophet Mohammad as a womaniser and religious fake.
Reuters
3
It showed Collins the terrorist, Collins the womaniser and his addiction to horseplay.
The Irish Times
4
Duke also developed a reputation for being a womaniser.
The Guardian
5
Toby is a cocky womaniser who livestreams his antics.
The South African
6
As Goldman comments: He was quite a womaniser.
The Guardian
7
He had a reputation of being a womaniser, even though he was over fifty and nearly bald.
Shadows in the twilight
8
This self made womaniser has been teaching men from all over the world how to pull women.
The South African
9
He was also known to be a womaniser and was said to have had at least one affair.
The Guardian
10
There is street-wise Geordie, out of work snooker player and avid womaniser Gus, and retired English teacher Celia.
The Irish Times
11
Known as an erstwhile womaniser, he had also fathered two children out of wedlock during his premarital liaisons.
The South African
12
Capa was a flamboyant guy, a great drinker and a womaniser who had so many lovers, including Ingrid Bergman.
The Guardian
13
Moore tells us the Canadian boasted of his conquests as a womaniser, while the American dodged rumours of homosexuality.
The Guardian
14
Because he was a good footballer, the boys suspected nothing and credited him with being "a womaniser".
The Guardian
15
Many were shocked when Fred declared himself a convert as he had a reputation as a womaniser and party animal.
The Guardian
16
Compulsive womaniser and celebrated hellraiser, he was one of the hardest men ever to set foot in a boxing ring.
The Irish Times
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Catalan
lligon
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