bawdy

• Adjetivo que descreve humor ou conteúdo obsceno de forma jocosa, indecente ou lasciva, muitas vezes com um tom antiquado ou literário.

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

   • 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.

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   Antônimoschastecleandecentinnocentmodestpurewholesome

2. Humorously vulgarC1informal

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

   Obsceno engraçado

   • 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.

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   Antônimoschastecleandecentgenteelmodestproperrefinedwholesome

• Substantivo que designa humor, conversa, escrita ou entretenimento de teor vulgarly obsceno, licencioso ou indecente, geralmente com intenção jocosa.

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.

   Obscenidade

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbawdrydirtfilthlewdnessobscenitypornographyribaldryscurrilitysmut

   Antônimosdecorumproprietypurity

2. Humorously vulgar materialC1informal

   Material or speech that is amusingly coarse or indecent.

   Obscenidade jocosa

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbawdrycoarsenessdirtinessindecencylewdnessobscenityracinessribaldrysmutvulgarity