raciness

He said that despite the raciness of her films she herself claimed little sexual experience.

In early 2009, a third film debuted which is a somewhat return to the raciness of the first film.

The novel's reputation for raciness and violence has outlasted the popularity of the book itself.

And a low-heeled boot, she believes, will save her from allegations of raciness.

Raw garlic should not come out punching, but its raciness, in moderation, is generally welcome.

It was the increasingly absurd raciness on television.

He pierced an era of prudery with a raciness less popular figures could not have dared.

His prose is sometimes exaggeratedly witty, but vigor and raciness are ubiquitous.

The show's raciness prompted several advertisers to remove their commercials from the broadcast, but they were quickly replaced.

In current parlance, the word has a nicely dated raciness, interchangeable with the nickname Sport.

Extremes of cobbiness or raciness are undesirable in shows.

Though mild by today's standards, the book's raciness drew readers by the thousands, selling 100,000 copies the first week after it was published.

He had the speed of a race horse, but the trimness, the raciness, the delicate legs were not characteristic of him.

In 1934, the Hays Office suggestions for eliminating raciness from the American screen became binding.

Lembu Java, though starred to signify hot and spicy, lacked real raciness.

Though this very young wine still shows little charm, its citric raciness makes it a no-brainer mate for mollusks.

Speed, energy, economy of costume and décor, acrobatic adventure, imaginative raciness became and remained his hallmarks.

To the Scottish-born man those novels which deal with Scottish life and character have a quality of raciness which gives them a place apart.

The wines occasionally lack the raciness of the best Sancerres, but the best of them can be sharp and refreshing.

And yet, in spite of all this, the most sinister aspect of the "High School Musical" enterprise is not its raciness.

The autobiographical element ("people always ask me that") is nil, Mrs. Wesley said, though she did admit to a bit of raciness in her youth.

Dollu dance has gone on uninterruptedly generation after generation with renewed vigour and raciness of performance.

The cascabel gives the mole a raciness, a sharpness, and the ancho brings along its redolence of fruit.

The spirit," Mrs. Bünz explained, waving her paws, "the raciness, the elan!"

But the raciness of it put the stock off limits to some institutional investors, contributing to the midyear plunge in Playboy Enterprises' share price in 2001.