A gay reckless fellow; a gallant, paramour. By Spenser applied also to a loose woman.

(From the proverbial wealth, luxury, and licentiousness of ancient Corinth). A wealthy man; a profligate idler; a gay, licentious man; also, a…

figurative (mostly humorous or slang). Applied to persons having the characteristics of a colt. A lascivious fellow, a wanton. Obsolete.

A person (typically a man) who is not restrained by morality, esp. with regard to sexual relations; a person of dissolute or promiscuous habits.

A boy, a lad; a young or small man. Obsolete.

A man or boy given to or characterized by wild, disorderly behaviour or a dissolute lifestyle; a libertine, a rake. Cf. high, adj. 19 high, adv. 4d…

man of the town: a dissolute or licentious man; a rake. Obsolete.

a bull owned in common by a town or parish (now historical); (figurative) a man likened to such a bull, esp. in being promiscuous.

(a) a deceitful rake (rake, n.7); (b) (in plural) slang = falsies, n.; (also occasionally) false eyelashes.

A man who habitually seduces women or is sexually promiscuous; a libertine, a philanderer.

Originally Irish English. A person, usually a wealthy man, who leads a life of pleasure, esp. one who behaves irresponsibly or is sexually…

a man given to revelling or self-indulgence.

Apparently: a man who is extremely interested in girls. Obsolete.

= lounge lizard n.

slang (originally and chiefly U.S., esp. in African-American usage). Also in form playa. A person (usually a man) admired for his or her success…

A supremely successful, respected, or influential person; spec. a man admired for his sexual or romantic success with women, a playboy.