succub
/ˈsʌkjʊb/Definitions
1. noun
A female demon or evil spirit in medieval mythology, often depicted as seducing men in their dreams.
“In medieval folklore, succubs were believed to haunt the dreams of young men, tempting them with sin and lust.”
2. noun
A woman who seeks to have a romantic or sexual relationship with a man, especially in a way that is considered manipulative or exploitative.
“The news article highlighted the rise of ‘succubs’ in the city, women who prey on vulnerable men for financial gain.”