Reverse Dictionary: DEBAUCHERY

ADJECTIVES
1533 ► ADULTERINE given to adultery, debauched, lecherous  
1536 ► CRAPULOUS characterized by excess in drinking or eating; intemperate, debauched; drunk; given to gluttony
1556 ► RAKE-HELL profligate, dissolute, debauched
1579 ► RAKEHELLY profligate, dissolute, debauched
1599 ► DEBOSHED debauched; worthless → obs. exc. Sc.
1604 ► DEBOIST debauched, dissolute → obs.
1616 ► DEBAUCH → DEBAUSH debauched → obs.
1632 ► DEBOISE debauched → obs.
1694 ► RAKELY profligate, dissolute, debauched → obs.
1704 ► RAKING profligate, dissolute, debauched, dissipated
1706 ► RAKISH profligate, dissolute, debauched
1824 ► RAKEHELLISH profligate, dissolute, debauched
1838 ► OORIE having a debauched or dissipated look → Sc.

ADVERBS
1604 ► DEBOISTLY debauchedly; corruptly → obs.

NOUNS
1440 ► RAMAGENESS wantonness, debauchery, dissoluteness → obs.
1628 ► DEBOISTNESS the state of being debauched → obs.
1651 ► CRAPULENCY gross intemperance, esp. in drinking; debauchery → obs.
1687 ► CRAPULA the sickness or indisposition following a drunken or gluttonous debauch → obs.
1687 ► CRAPULE the sickness or indisposition following a drunken or gluttonous debauch
1700 ► RAKING playing the rake; dissolute living, dissoluteness, debauchery, profligacy
1728 ► RAKERY rakish conduct; debauchery, dissoluteness, profligacy; social excitement
1775 ► RAKEISM debauchery, dissoluteness, profligacy
1825 ► CRAPULENCE gross intemperance, esp. in drinking; debauchery
1828 ► DEBOSH excessive indulgence, a debauch; extravagance, waste → Sc.  
1832 ► RAKISHNESS debauchery, dissoluteness, profligacy
1836 ► GUZZLE a bout of excessive eating and drinking; a debauch
1853 ► AUNTY a debauch; a name for the ‘bottle’ → Sc.
1890 ► BUM a debauch or spree → US colloq.
1913 ► HIGH-LONESOME a debauch; a spree → Amer. dial. (Bk.)

NOUNS, PERSON
1230 ► HOLOUR a debauchee, a ribald, a scoundrel a fornicator, a whoremonger, an adulterer → obs.
1484 ► PALLART a debauchee, a lewd fellow, a lecher → obs.
1484 ► PALLYARD a debauchee, a lewd fellow, a lecher → obs.
1532 ► MUTTON-MONGER a debauched man; a whoremonger; a man addicted to prostitutes; a pimp → sl., obs.
1554 ► RACK-HELL a vile debauchee or rake; a thorough scoundrel or rascal → arch.
1554 ► RAKE-HELL a vile debauchee or rake; a thorough scoundrel or rascal → arch.
1564 ► WILD OATS a debauchee; a rakish, dissipated, or extravagant person → obs.
1567 ► PALLIARD a debauched person; a lewd or lecherous person; a scoundrel → arch.
1599 ► RAKESHAME a debauched, lewd fellow; a man of loose character; a base, rascally fellow; 
1599 ► RANGER a debauched or dissolute person → obs.
1602 ► GAMESTER a debauched or lewd person, whether male or female; a promiscuous woman → UK obs.
1622 ► RAKEL a vile debauchee or rake; a thorough scoundrel or rascal → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1657 ► DEBOIST a debauchee → obs.
1681 ► DEBAUCH a debauched person → obs.
1706 ► SAD DOG a debauched, wicked fellow → sl.
1762 ► RAKEHELLY a vile debauchee or rake; a thorough scoundrel or rascal 
19C.. ► ARTICHOKE a debauched old woman, esp. a hideous old prostitute → sl.
19C.. ► FAIRY a debauched, jaded, and hideous old woman → Brit. sl.
1809 ► RANDAN a debauched or dissolute person 
1812 ► HELL-BENDER a debauched person; someone that is especially formidable, aggressive, outrageous → Amer. sl.
1866 ► DEBOSH a debauchee; a person who indulges in anything to excess → Sc.  
1889 ► HATCHET a debauched, ugly, or unpleasant woman; an unappealing woman → sl.
L19.. ► CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE  a debauchee, a dissipated man → sl.
1967 ► HARD LEG a debauched or ugly woman, esp. an old, worn-out prostitute → African-American sl.

VERBS
1548 ► STUPRATE to debauch, to ravish; to violate a woman; to violate chastity → obs.
M16. ► CONSTUPRATE to debauch a woman; to defile; to ravish 
1607 ► BEBAUCH to debauch → obs.
1613 ► ADULTERATE to debauch; to defile by adultery → obs.
M19. ► SCOLLOGUE  to live in a debauched, degenerate manner → sl.
1939 ► WILD-HOG to live a life of debauchery; to be wild; to seek illicit sexual adventure → Amer. dial.