Seven Deadly Sin Characters: Lust

Judge Frollo, from "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame." And let's not forget the mirror genie from "Broomstick Bunny." In a way, Bluto/Brutus also committed this deadly sin, as did any man other than Popeye.

Tex Avery Wolf/Granny
Red Hot Riding Hood
The Wolf's lustful extreme takes at the sight of Red at the nightclub is still one of the most iconic scenes in animation
Later in the cartoon, the wolf is at the other end of the equation as Granny is in the mood to spend some time with the wolf.

Bev Big Head
Rocko's Modern Life
Leap Frogs
Rocko's neighbor Bev Bighead felt neglected by her busy husband. So she sets her eyes on Rocko for some intimacy. Due to Rocko's naivety and her seduction techniques that appeal more to frogs than wallabies, her attempt falls flat.

Ma Bear
Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears
Bugs finds himself cornered by Ma bear. She's furious at him after he invaded her home and ate their carrot porridge. With no other way out he shamelessly flatters her. He did a better job at buttering her up than he thought. After his flattery, she chases him for another reason.

Straydog

The villain from No! No! A Thousand Times No! which is a 1935 cartoon by Fleischer Studios, starring Betty Boop. Betty is performing on-stage with Freddy, in an old-fashioned melodrama, complete with mustachioed villain. The vile fiend, after tying up the hero, tempts Betty with diamonds and furs, but she replies by singing the title song. The villain kidnaps Betty and escapes in his balloon, but is eventually caught by Freddy and forced to release Betty.

Oh, and Lena Hyena from Who Framed Roger Rabbit by Touchstone Pictures. Being a Butterface, she likely hasn't gotten any since The War, so no one can blame Eddie Valiant for fleeing for dear life.

And I'll just say the name and leave it at that: Eveready Harton.

The Kanker Sisters from Ed Edd 'N Eddy are constantly chasing after the Eds who they consider their significant others.
The Fairy Godmother and the wolf respectively in "Swing Shift Cinderella." Much like in "Red Hot Riding Hood, the Wolf has his sights set on Cinderella, while her fairy godmother really wants that wolf. Oh, and Cinderella still isn't safe at the end of the short, a bunch of wolves are heading to Lockheed with her.

In the short "The Marry-Go-Round" Shorty accidentally arouses Olive Oyl after teaching Popeye how to approach her.

There is a villainess in the original Powerpuff Girls called Sedusa--She's constantly living up to her name by using hapless males to help her commit crimes.
Johnny Bravo was always lusting after women--it almost never went well for him.
Millicent from "Rabbit Romeo" chases after Bugs, and later Elmer once Bugs puts him in a bunny costume.

In Ferngully--Hexxus really likes that leveler--I mean on inappropriate levels--in the original version of "Toxic Love" there's the line "I feel good, a special kind of horny" There is also a LOT of moaning and laughter throughout the song. I mean--this is Tim Curry after all. "I do believe we are destined to be soul mates."