Definition of perv in English:

perv

(also perve)

noun pəːvpərv

informal

1A sexual pervert.
Synonyms
deviant, degenerate, debauchee, perverted person, depraved person
2in singular A lustful or lecherous look.

verb pəːvpərv

[no object]informal

noun

informal

adjectiveperviest, pervier ˈpəːviˈpərvi

informal

Sexually perverted.
he paid people attention and made them feel special—and not in a pervy way

1940s (originally Australian): abbreviation of the noun pervert.

conserve, curve, Deneuve, derv, hors d'oeuvre, nerve, observe, roman-fleuve, serve, subserve, swerve, verve

nounpərvpərv

informal

1A sexual pervert.
Synonyms
deviant, degenerate, debauchee, perverted person, depraved person
2in singular A lustful or lecherous look.

verbpərvpərv

[no object]informal

1940s (originally Australian): abbreviation of the noun pervert.

单词	perv
释义	Definition of perv in English: perv (also perve) noun pəːvpərv informal 1A sexual pervert. Synonyms deviant, degenerate, debauchee, perverted person, depraved person 2in singular A lustful or lecherous look. verb pəːvpərv [no object]informal Gaze lustfully or lecherously. we perved on them from a distance Derivatives perviness noun informal pervy adjectiveperviest, pervier ˈpəːviˈpərvi informal Sexually perverted. he paid people attention and made them feel special—and not in a pervy way Origin 1940s (originally Australian): abbreviation of the noun pervert. Rhymes conserve, curve, Deneuve, derv, hors d'oeuvre, nerve, observe, roman-fleuve, serve, subserve, swerve, verve Definition of perv in US English: perv nounpərvpərv informal 1A sexual pervert. Synonyms deviant, degenerate, debauchee, perverted person, depraved person 2in singular A lustful or lecherous look. verbpərvpərv [no object]informal Gaze lustfully or lecherously. we perved on them from a distance Origin 1940s (originally Australian): abbreviation of the noun pervert.
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