ribald

There was ribald talk of women in the camp at night.

The first work could not find a buyer, perhaps being too ribald for the art market of the time.

Then she opened her mouth and a short ribald laugh came out.

I know that you've never given up your somewhat ribald thoughts about me.

Ribald humor for men, based on the author's Web site.

There was laughter in her voice as she used a particularly ribald code word.

Rita gave her a ribald wink and turned out the light.

The radio show is known for its ribald and sometimes crude humor.

All the time Diana read, the ladies called out ribald comments.

One can hear the ribald laughter back on that sinking island.

She did this, amid much ribald comment from the men in the audience.

Political satire is a big part of Canadian culture, and it can be rather ribald.

She comes to the club to giggle and tell ribald jokes.

The other officers caught the idea and began throwing ribald suggestions.

His mood was certainly not one of ribald easy scoff.

The songs were not ribald, they were all of love.

"Stop your ribald talk," said Alan in a stern voice.

It was received however with much ribald laughter and antagonism.

Whereas all else had been a matter of pleasantries, he was ribald.

Next time I'll bring a tape of his less ribald compositions."

She had probably heard too many ribald comments on brilliant young men who live with and upon elderly women.

What happened to the action-packed game with the ribald humor?

Ribald Death might touch him, but no more vulgar stranger.

No one knew quite what to make of that, and the ribald comments ceased within his hearing not long after.

She swore like a mariachi, and her behavior was often ribald.