bawdy

• Adjetivo que describe contenido humorísticamente obsceno o juguetonamente frívolo, a menudo relacionado con un contexto anticuado o literario.

An adjective describing humorously indecent or risqué content, often associated with old-fashioned or literary contexts.

1. Lewd or obsceneC1formal

   Relating to or dealing with sexual matters in a crude or offensive way.

   Obsceno, lascivo

   • The comedian's bawdy jokes offended some audience members.
   • The book was banned for its bawdy content.
   • He was known for his bawdy sense of humor.

   Sinónimoscrudedirtyindecentlewdobsceneracyribaldsalacioussmuttyvulgar

   Antónimoschastecleandecentinnocentmodestpurewholesome

2. Humorously vulgarC1informal

   Indecent or risqué in a way that is intended to be funny.

   Verde

   • The play was full of bawdy humor that had the crowd laughing.
   • She told a bawdy story that made everyone blush.
   • His bawdy remarks lightened the mood at the party.

   Sinónimosbluedirtyearthyindecentlewdnaughtyoff-colorracyraunchyribaldspicy

   Antónimoschastecleandecentgenteelmodestproperrefinedwholesome

• Sustantivo que designa el humor o la expresión vulgar y obscena, especialmente en conversaciones, escritos o espectáculos, con un tono jocoso o pícaro.

A noun referring to humorously vulgar or lewd talk, writing, or entertainment.

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1. Lewd or obscene talk or writingC1informal

   Language or content that is humorously vulgar or indecent, often related to sexual matters.

   Obscenidad jocosa

   • The comedian's act was full of bawdy that made the audience laugh.
   • The book was banned for its excessive bawdy.
   • His letters were filled with playful bawdy.

   Sinónimosbawdrydirtfilthlewdnessobscenitypornographyribaldryscurrilitysmut

   Antónimosdecorumproprietypurity

2. Humorously vulgar materialC1informal

   Material or speech that is amusingly coarse or indecent.

   Material picante

   • The play was a classic example of Elizabethan bawdy.
   • She enjoyed the bawdy of the old folk songs.
   • The film's bawdy was considered too risqué for television.

   Sinónimosbawdrycoarsenessdirtinessindecencylewdnessobscenityracinessribaldrysmutvulgarity