roue

I should shut my doors against her but for the sake of her nephew le roué, who is really a pretty young man.

But the old roué, who hopes to get possession of the fortune in a surer way, refuses, and their conversation turns into a quarrel.

I turned, and recognised in the somewhat roué-looking young man behind me Clarence Fairfax.

She seemed indifferent to the fate of this tender bud left at the mercy of one whom she affected to regard as a seasoned roué.

And yet she liked the noble old roué—liked him so infinitely better than she did Mr. Moss.