ribald

• Qualifie un humour ou un langage volontairement grossier, obscène ou irrévérencieux, souvent d'une manière rustique ou moqueuse.

Describes humor or language that is vulgar, indecent, or irreverent in a coarse or mocking way.

1. Crudely humorousC2informal

   Referring to humor that is vulgar, indecent, or mocking in a coarse way.

   Grivois, paillard (humour)

   • The comedian's ribald jokes offended some audience members.
   • He told a ribald story that made everyone laugh uncomfortably.
   • The play was full of ribald humor and double entendres.

   Synonymesbawdycoarseearthyindecentlewdnaughtyobsceneoff-colorraunchyrisquesaltyspicysuggestivevulgar

   Antonymescleandecentgenteelpoliteproperrefinedwholesome

• Nom désignant une personne qui utilise un langage ou un humour grossier, vulgaire ou irrévérencieux, souvent de manière moqueuse ou obscène.

A noun referring to a person who uses coarse, vulgar, or irreverent language or humor, often in a mocking or indecent manner.

1. Person who uses vulgar humorC2informal

   A person who uses coarse, indecent, or irreverent language or humor, often in a playful or mocking way.

   grivois

   • The court jester was a notorious ribald, always making the nobles laugh with crude jokes.
   • He was known as a ribald among his friends, never missing a chance for a lewd pun.
   • The old tavern was full of ribalds telling stories that would make a sailor blush.

   Synonymesbuffoonvulgarianwag