philanderer

A philanderer put to rights in a way that no one can question.

Many of the great religious leaders have been the biggest philanderers.

It was the way in which philanderers behaved to all women, of course.

Clinton was often accused of being a philanderer by political opponents.

He was the worst philanderer in the county for twenty-five years.

Clinton was/is a philanderer, and may have committed sexual assault.

At university he had a reputation as a drinker and philanderer.

He always made it clear that he was a philanderer.

Marcus, philanderer and thief, the most charming man in the world!

His father had been a drunk and a philanderer.

The man may be a philanderer, but he was also a prized pugilist.

The man she later chose to marry has turned out to be an amiable philanderer.

"I thought Pratt was supposed to be a philanderer."

Many jokes present the President as a serial philanderer.

I felt like a -philanderer who was with another woman and might make a slip and call her by the wrong name in bed.

Grimaldi's father was a serial philanderer who had at least ten children with three different women.

Though not inexperienced in amorous matters, he was no philanderer.

Everyone knows their personal history, that they didn't have children, that he was a philanderer.

Dad called philanderer by wife of 45 years.

"He's a family man, a philanderer, a philanthropist and a philosopher."

Hunt, a notorious philanderer, had six children by his first wife, Lyda.

If so, the fate of world Communism turns out to have been altered by a dispute between philanderers.

Her husband was a voracious philanderer, whose affairs infuriated his wife.

Encouraging philanderers to spill the beans wasn't much of a challenge, he says.

We must follow them - after ah butchers this philanderer!"