Gay and Lecherous

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Gay adjective - Having much high-spirited energy and movement.

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Lecherous and gay are semantically related in behaviour topic. In some cases you can use "Lecherous" instead an adjective "Gay".

Lecherous adjective - Having a strong sexual desire.

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Gay and lecherous are semantically related in behaviour topic. Sometimes you can use "Gay" instead an adjective "Lecherous".

Nearby Words: lechery, lecher

This trope is so prevalent that if a male character is not being lecherous around women, he is often assumed to be either gay or a eunuch.

Source: All Men Are Perverts
Malicious Slander: The young (and beautiful) Caesar successfully negotiated an alliance with the old, Camp Gay, and lecherous King Nicomedes of Bithynia.

Source: Literature / Masters of Rome
In the First Doctor book The Plotters, the Doctor dresses his female companion as a boy again, only to end up finding this has exactly the opposite intended effect when she attracts the attention of a lecherous old gay king who sets about trying to woo her.

Source: No Equal Opportunity Time Travel

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