ribaldly

"She'll be down in a minute," a high-pitched voice called out ribaldly in passing.

(More ribaldly, visitors will be able to eat aphrodisiac-oriented food at the restaurant.)

"Then I look like remaining unfulfilled," said Roger ribaldly.

She leaned down to kiss me and across the street the crowd cheered loudly and ribaldly at the kiss.

These men would gather for weekly meetings, ribaldly social as well as intellectual, at the studio of Robert Henri, a talented painter several years their senior.

The club, which was both ribaldly social and intellectual, is often thought of a point of origin for what became known as the Ashcan school of American art.

The agreement prompted much outrage and controversy amongst United Alternative supporters and was ribaldly referred to by CA MP Jason Kenney as "a deal with the Devil".

The poker games in Berthing Compartment 256 were its inhabitants' second most serious occupation-a point which many of their fellow crewmen, who speculated ribaldly on just who did what with whom, would have found difficult to believe.