baiseur

fucker (vulgar), great lover (informal)

noun beh-ZUHR Rare

People & Society Relationships

Usage Note

baiseur is a vulgar term derived from baiser (in its crude verbal sense). It is explicitly coarse and would be highly offensive in formal or professional contexts. Feminine form: baiseuse.

Examples

"C'est un sacré baiseur, paraît-il."

Natural Translation

He's quite the lover, apparently.

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