roue
/ruː/; /ruːe/; /roʊ/; /roʊe/Definitions
1. noun
A man who is known for being immoral or having a history of womanizing.
“He was considered a roue for his numerous affairs.”
2. noun
A person, typically a man, who enjoys or has a history of engaging in excessive or scandalous behavior.
“The aristocrat was known as a roue in high society for his reckless behavior.”
3. noun
A person, typically a man, who is considered to be immoral or dissolute.
“In the 18th century, the term roue was often used to describe a man with a reputation for being immoral or corrupt.”