satyr

/ˈseɪtər/
noun
  1. In Greek mythology, a creature that is part man and part goat, known for its wild, playful, and lustful behavior.
    • In the story, a satyr chased the heroes through the woods.
    • The ancient vase showed a satyr dancing in the forest with nymphs.
    • The painting depicted a satyr playing a flute under a tree.
  2. A man who is very interested in sex or has a strong sexual desire.
    • He was known as a satyr, always flirting at parties.
    • People whispered that the old king was a satyr, always chasing young women.
    • The novel's main character was a satyr who could not stay faithful to one woman.
  3. A type of butterfly with brown wings and small eyespots.
    • The field guide showed several species of satyr butterflies.
    • We spotted a satyr near the stream during our hike.
    • A satyr butterfly landed on the flower in the garden.
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