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▪ I. perv, v. Austral. slang.|pɜːv|
Also perve.
[f. pervert n.]
intr. To act as or like a sexual pervert; to indulge in eroticism. Phr. to perv at, perv on: to look at with sexual or erotic interest. Hence ˈperving vbl. n.
1941Baker Dict. Austral. Slang 53 Perve, to, to act as a sexual pervert. 1944L. Glassop We were Rats xxxiii. 183 ‘Doing a bit of perving again?’ I asked, looking at the gallery of nudes he had gathered from all sorts of magazines. 1959Baker Drum 134 To perve at (a girl), to extract pleasure from looking at her, esp. if she is scantily dressed as on a beach. 1964B. Hesling Dinkumization vi. 116 What they get you for, perving? 1966Baker Austral. Lang. (ed. 2) vii. 154 Perve on, to contemplate with erotic interest. 1969Truth (Melbourne) 18 Oct. 2/3 They caught me perving on the nurses at the Austin Hospital. 1972I. Hamilton Thrill Machine iii. 17 She's a cheap thrill machine for the boys to stare at and perve on. 1973A. Broinowski Take One Ambassador iii. 30 ‘Paper'd fold without me.’ ‘Yeah, I'll bet. Nothing for old Hastings to perve at.’ 1974K. Cook Bloodhouse 65 The little poofter perving on her hand ought to have his balls kicked in.
▪ II. perv, n. Austral. slang.|pɜːv|
Also perve.
[Shortened from pervert n.]
A sexual pervert. Also attrib. or as adj.
1944L. Glassop We were Rats xxxi. 177 Bluey brought a perv book back from Cairo with him. 1949R. Park Poor Man's Orange (1950) v. 51 That dirty old cow, always making up to kids... Merv, Merv, the rotten old perv. 1959E. Lambert Glory Thrown In 18 He was a perv. Special attention given to small boys. 1964B. Hesling Dinkumization vi. 116 Two cops, according to the inquiry, booked nearly two hundred ‘pervs’ a year. 1967H. Storey in Coast to Coast 1965–66 203 It's that bloody old perve from next door. 1968D. Ireland Chantic Bird x. 101 He might have been a perve or a copper's nark. 1973A. Broinowski Take One Ambassador x. 163 My god, the number of pervs there must be in this country.
2. Someone given to ‘perving’; the act of ‘perving’.
1963J. Cantwell No Stranger to Flame 15 ‘Never even saw him. Might have been a spook.’ She did up the top button on the green blouse. ‘Even spooks like a bit of a perv.’ 1974Stackpole & Trengrove Not just for Openers 38 After the next bowl had been bowled, the blokes' heads would turn around unobtrusively so they could have a ‘perv’ at a bird in a mini-skirt walking down the aisle. |