letched

/lɛtʃt/
verb
  1. Past tense of 'letch' — to look or behave in a way that shows strong, often inappropriate, sexual desire.
    • She caught him as he letched at her from across the room.
    • He letched at the models in the magazine, making everyone uncomfortable.
    • The old man letched after the young woman as she walked by.
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