Definition of letch - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
- He was known to letch at every party.
Noun
1.
- He was known as a letch among his friends.
2.
geographyRare UK stream or pool in boggy landRare UK
- The letch was difficult to cross during the hike.
Images of letch

stream or pool in boggy land
Origin of letch
Old English, lecgan (to lay) + -cian (suffix)
Examples of letch in a sentence
They would letch over the models in the magazine. The office letch made everyone uncomfortable. Avoiding the letch at parties became a habit. The letch formed a natural barrier in the wetland. Birds gathered around the letch in the marsh.
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- French:se comporter de manière lubrique, obsédé sexuel, ...
- German:lüstern sein, Lüstling, ...
- Italian:comportarsi in modo lascivo, maniaco, ...
- Spanish:comportarse de manera lasciva, lascivo, ...
- Portuguese:comportar-se de forma lasciva, tarado, ...
- Chinese:调戏, 色鬼, ...
- Japanese:好色な態度を取る, スケベ, ...
- Arabic:تَحَرَّشَ, رَجُل شَهْوَانِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַהֵג בְּתַאֲוָתָנוּת, חַרְמָן, ...
- Russian:распутничать, похотливый человек, ...
- Ukrainian:залицятися, похотливець, ...
- Hindi:कामुक व्यवहार करना, लेच, ...
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