womanize AmE
womanise BrE

I got to drink and womanize and, at the end of the day, I was a pediatrician!

Roscoe had never been one to womanize.

We hardly ever womanize.

I drink too much, womanize too much.

Did he womanize at Buckkeep, was he but toying with her affections?

"An elected official can womanize.

As king, Louis could freely womanize, and so he did, pursuing one beauty after another, whether married or single, lady's maid or lady of the court.

'Do you womanize when you're on the road?'

To his dismay, she chooses to marry a pilot named Sumankumar, who is known to womanize and for his greed.

"Does he womanize?"

The young Sophia's friend Em (Ms. Going) is a beauty married to an artist who says he can't help his compulsion to womanize.

"Usually ownership/ management treats it like, 'Let's go in and womanize and do drugs and have fun and whatever.'

Barney's speech about how he, Marshall, and Ted are going to womanize together is a callback to Tom Joad's speech at the end of The Grapes of Wrath.

He was a confusing man of terrible habits-a hard drinker, a gambler, and a tomcat who liked to womanize in the surrounding villages, but someone who always had a kind word for her, especially when it came to her cooking.

"The Salvadorans will wine you and dine you and womanize you and do all they can to play you like a violin," said an Army officer who held a senior post in the American Embassy several years ago.

In "The Fence Party" and "Hannah's Example," a handsome man we know only as Hart projects the white Protestant image of a liberal, socially conscious, devoted family man, but he literally lives to charm, deceive and womanize.

Supporters of the captain, who now leads an elite commando unit in San Diego, portrayed him in court as a serious, soft-spoken family man who did not drink, smoke or womanize and who was a respected deacon and Sunday school teacher in the Lutheran church.