debauchee

noun

de·​bauch·​ee di-ˌbȯ-ˈchē 

-ˌbä-;

ˌde-bə-ˈshē,

-ˈshā

: one given to debauchery

Synonyms

• pervert
• degenerate
• rake

Examples of debauchee in a Sentence

the debauchees that are legendarily found at any fraternity party

the biography of a debauchee who underwent a late-life religious conversion and became a monk

Recent Examples on the Web

There's no entrance at all on the Elston side of the building, where its address is registered—just a metal wall with an assortment of small multicolored plastic letters with magnetic backs that invites passing debauchees to make word salad. —Mike Sula, Chicago Reader, 14 Mar. 2018

Word History

Etymology

borrowed from French débauché, noun derivative from past participle of débaucher "to divert or distract (a person) from work, obligations, etc., tempt into excess or immorality" — more at debauch entry 1

First Known Use

1661, in the meaning defined above