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bawdy
adj
bawd
n
bawdily
adv
bawdily
adv
bawdiness
n
bawdiness
n
Example
The play's bawdy dialogue and suggestive scenes caused a stir among the more conservative members of the audience.
The novel was filled with bawdy humor, featuring characters who engaged in scandalous antics and ribald conversations.
The tavern was known for its bawdy atmosphere, with rowdy patrons indulging in raucous behavior and off-color jokes.
Despite her refined appearance, she had a bawdy sense of humor that often caught others off guard.
