lustful.

Lascivious, lecherous, unchaste. Obsolete.

Amorous; amatory; wanton, lustful.

Full of lust or sexual desire; lustful. Obsolete.

= Venerian, adj. n.

Of a person: wanton, dissolute, lascivious. Obsolete.

Wanton, lewd, lascivious. Obsolete.

Inclined to lust, lewd, wanton.

Of persons, their lives, actions, desires: Given to, full of, or characterized by lust or lewdness; lustful, lecherous, lewd.

= venereal, adj. 1.

transferred. Lustful, salacious, wanton. Obsolete.

Lascivious.

Lascivious; wanton.

Of a person: lustful, licentious (English regional in later use); (of a female animal) in heat.

Of persons (or animals): Addicted to, desirous of, sexual enjoyment; libidinous, lustful.

Lascivious, wanton. rare.

= venereous, adj. 1.

Of or pertaining to a boar; resembling a boar; sensual; cruel. (As borish was a former spelling of both boarish and boorish, the two were often…

spec. Lascivious, lustful; given to lechery or licentiousness.

Wanton, lascivious.

That lusts; having lustful desires.

Lascivious. (? an error; but cf. coy, v.1 3.)

Mad, raging; fierce, violent; wanton.

Lascivious, lustful; on heat.

= venereal, adj. 3a.

Full of, imbued with, or characterized by, lust or unlawful desires; pertaining to, marked by, or manifesting sensual desire; libidinous.

Of persons, their actions, attributes, etc.: full of rage, passion, or anger; mad.

Sexually excited; lascivious. Obsolete.

energized or animated by lust.

Lustful; (also) vicious.

= venereous, adj. 1. Now rare.

Having a craving for sexual indulgence.

Sexually unrestrained, unchaste, lascivious; bawdy, lewd. Obsolete.

=prec. in various senses; also, voluble.

lustful; cf. hot-arsed adj.

Lewd, lustful, lascivious; in a state of sexual excitement or receptivity; relating to sexual excitement.

transferred. Lascivious: cf. stone, n. compounds 3b. Obsolete.

Lecherous, lustful. Only in muskish-minded adj. Obsolete.

Addicted to venereal pleasures. Also as n., a person of this character.

Originally: †wanton, lascivious (obsolete). Now colloquial in light-hearted or humorous use with milder sense: sexually suggestive or provocative…

= venereous, adj. 1 3.

Lascivious, wanton.

Of persons: under the influence of Venus; inclined to be lascivious; addicted to venery or lust. Obsolete.

Wantoning, lascivious.

Of, belonging to, or resembling a goat; spec. (a) having a goatish smell; (b) lustful.

†(a) passionate, lustful (obsolete); (b) bad-tempered, irascible.

Originally and chiefly Scottish. Riotous, wild; wanton, lascivious.

Originally Scottish and English regional. Lustful; eager for sexual gratification; sexually aroused. (Now the usual sense.)

Eagerly desirous; lustful.

Of or relating to sexual desire: that tends to increase sexual desire. Cf. venereal, adj. 1.

= lubricous, adj., in various senses.

In early use: lascivious, lewd. In later use: = radge, adj.