pervert

really gross, ugly guy who checks out your body/you with a freaky look on his face.

"oh my god, gross, that pervert over there is staring at me"

by starlett March 24, 2003

pervert

nasty person who lieks to look up girls skirts and at thier ass's. See also john.

John is such a pervert, he was just staring at julies ass.

by Funni Bunni April 22, 2005

Pervert

A creepy individual that is obsessed with thoughts of sex. Will make anything sexual. Most likely still a virgin or not very familiar with the actual act of sex.

I know this one creepy pervert that acts like such a poser when it comes to sex. Truth is, he is still a virgin that wets the bed and cries when he's faced with the act of sex.

by KittensNBeans December 14, 2014

Pervert

a person who always looks for that dank ass pussy and that disgusting ass dick a bit too often.

Lewis Tracey saw christopher and christopher touched his balls. christopher is a PERVERT.

by mason dunn May 29, 2017

preventible

Has the same meaning as preventable, but used only when too stupid to know the proper suffix

"Jock, why are you crying?"
"I got an F on my exam just for I used preventible instead of preventable"

by Big mouth prick February 23, 2018

face-pervert

Someone who looks through their Facebook friends and their friends' friends pictures at hot girls/guys just to stare at them.

1: Look at this girl, she's so hot.
2: Dude, you don't even know her.
1: Yeah, but... *drools*
2: You're such a face-pervert!

by DPX January 5, 2009

provert

"Pro" means "for" as in for something.
"Vert" means to turn.
"provert" in favor of truning.

Thus a provert is a person for gain or pleasure, may knowingly causes the unwanted turning of a victim down a certain path of events which leads to perversity. A creator of perverts.

The adult provert (who was mad at the store)dared a small kid to toss a rock through the store window. Then from a distance, watched the kid do it and get punished for it .

The proverted interrogator asked the innocent suspect if the suspect has ever stopped stealing from his employer (logical fallacy called a compound question). Knowing that either a yes or no answer will make the suspect look guilty to his employer but make the interrogator look good.

by Tim Fyock September 17, 2005