lecher

As a verb lecher

is to lick.

As an adjective salacious is

promoting sexual desire or lust.

is likely misspelled.

has no English definition.

As a noun lecher

is a lecherous person almost always male.

As a verb lecher

is to practice lewdness.

As a verb lecher is

to lick.

As verbs the difference between lecher and leched

is that lecher is to lick while leched is (lech).

As nouns the difference between leecher and lecher

is that leecher is one who leeches; a physician while lecher is a lecherous person almost always male.

As a verb lecher is

to practice lewdness.

As verbs the difference between leches and lecher

is that leches is while lecher is to lick.

As verbs the difference between leche and lecher

is that leche is while lecher is to lick.

As an adjective amorous

is inclined or having a propensity to love, or to sexual enjoyment.

As a verb lecher is

to lick.

As a noun lecher

is a lecherous person almost always male.

As a verb lecher

is to practice lewdness.

As an adjective amorphous is

lacking a definite form or clear shape.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and lecher

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while lecher is a lecherous person almost always male.

As a verb lecher is

to practice lewdness.