libertinous
/lɪˈbəːtɪnəs/adjective
Dissolute, licentious; = libertine.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Lithgow (1582–c1645), traveller. From libertine + -ous. Compare classical Latin lībertīnus.
- mulmull
- Mulready
- Mulroney, Brian
- Multan
- multangular
- multanimous
- multeity
- multi-
- multi-access
- multi-activity
- multi-address
- multi-addressing
- multi-agency
- multi-album
- multi-angle
- multi-angled
- multi-angular
- multiaperture
- multiar
- multi-armed
- multi-articular
- multi-articulate
- multi-articulated
- multi-author
- multi-authored