Debauch

To entice, to corrupt, and, when used of a woman, to seduce. Originally, the term had a limited signification, mcaning to entice or draw one away from his work, employment or duty; and from thissense its application has enlarged to include the corruption of maimers and violation of the person. In its modern legal sense, the word carries with it the idea of "carnal knowledge," aggravated by assault, violent seduction, ravishment.

Koenig v. Nott, 2 Hilt. (N. Y.) 323. And see Wood v. Mathews, 47 Iowa, 410; State v. Curran, 51 Iowa, 112, 49 N. W. 1006.