Masher

Noun

 * 1) One who, or that which, mashes.
 * 2)  A machine for making mash.

Noun

 * 1) a man who makes often unwelcome advances to women
 * 2) a fashionable man, a dandy, a fop
 * 3)  A man who molests women, as in a subway.

Thesaurus
Beau Brummel, Casanova, Don Juan, beau, beetle, blade, blood, boulevardier, chaser, cheese grater, clotheshorse, comminutor, coxcomb, crusher, dandy, digester, dude, exquisite, fashion plate, fine gentleman, fop, fribble, gallant, granulator, grater, grinder, heartbreaker, jack-a-dandy, jackanapes, kominuter, lady-killer, lecher, levigator, libertine, macaroni, macerator, man-about-town, mill, millstone, mortar and pestle, nutmeg grater, pestle, philander, philanderer, potato masher, pulp machine, pulper, pulpifier, pulverizer, puppy, quern, quernstone, rock crusher, roller, seducer, shredder, skirt chaser, smasher, spark, sport, steamroller, swell, triturator, wolf, woman chaser, womanizer

Etymology 2
Either by analogy with masher:, or more likely from  masha:, mashdva:. Originally used in theater, and recorded in US in 1870s. Either originally borrowed as masher, from masha:, or from. Leland writes of the etymology:
 * It was introduced by the well-known gypsy family of actors, C., among whom Romany was habitually spoken. The word “masher” or “mash” means in that tongue to allure, delude, or entice. It was doubtless much aided in its popularity by its quasi-identity with the English word. But there can be no doubt as to the gypsy origin of “mash” as used on the stage. I am indebted for this information to the late well-known impresario [Albert Marshall] Palmer of New York, and I made a note of it years before the term had become at all popular.

Synonyms

 * dude, dood

Related terms

 * mash

Anagrams

 * harems
 * Ramesh