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letching

/lɛtʃɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act of looking at someone in a way that shows strong, often inappropriate sexual desire.
    • She complained to the manager about his letching during the meeting.
    • The movie critic accused the director of letching in several scenes.
    • His constant letching at women on the bus made everyone uncomfortable.
adjective
  1. Showing or feeling strong, often inappropriate sexual desire.
    • He had a letching expression that creeped out his coworkers.
    • The letching gaze of the old man made her want to leave.
    • The character in the novel was portrayed as a letching villain.
Synonyms
lecherouslustful