perv
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- Regno Unito//pɜːv//
- Stati Uniti//pɝv//
A pervert.
sostantivo
- 1
gergoA pervert.
It is hoped that you will get at least a taste of kinky practices throughout the ages and come to the understanding that today’s kinky crowd is but the latest in a line of pervs stretching back to the dawn of mankind itself.
- 2
gergoAn ogle; an act of leering or voyeurism.
After the next ball had been bowled the blokes' heads would turn around unobtrusively to have a perv at a bird in a mini-skirt...
It transpires that whilst Trev and Boz (me) slowed down to 'take a perv' at the blonde, she too used to keep an eye out for me.
She had a bit of a perv over my body when I was working out…
Was she bursting in for a quick perv? Was she genuinely concerned that I might have soiled the bathwater by not first washing? Was she worried I might have drowned in the bath?
Etimologia
Clipping of pervert.
verbo
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gergoTo act in a sexually perverted manner.
God, could you stop perving out over my sister? She's literally 14.
- 2
gergoTo act in a sexually perverted manner. To look at lasciviously or voyeuristically.
The soccer coach perved on one of the players as he undressed in the change room.
Forme
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- pervs
- passato
- perved
- participio passato
- perved
- participio presente
- perving
- 3ª persona singolare
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