lech
/lɛtʃ/
noun
- A strong desire, especially a sexual one; also used to refer to a person who has such desires in an offensive way.
- He couldn't hide his lech for the new intern, and it cost him his job.
- The character in the novel is a pathetic lech, always chasing after younger women.
- The movie's villain was portrayed as an old lech who made everyone uncomfortable.
verb
- To feel or show a strong, often offensive sexual desire for someone.
- The man was caught leching at the swimmers from behind a tree.
- It's rude to lech at people in public places.
- She told her friend that the guy at the bar was leching after her all night.