ribald
21ribald — adj. & n. adj. (of language or its user) coarsely or disrespectfully humorous; scurrilous. n. a user of ribald language. Etymology: ME (earlier sense low born retainer ) f. OF ribau(l)d f. riber pursue licentious pleasures f. Gmc …
22Ribald — A retainer who performed the meanest functions in a royal or noble household; also used of such men when recruited as an irregular soldiery. Cf. Ribauz; Ruta; Scullion …
23ribald — Synonyms and related words: Babbitt, Fescennine, Philistine, Rabelaisian, abusive, arriviste, bawdy, blasphemous, blue, boor, bounder, bourgeois, cad, calumniatory, calumnious, churl, clown, coarse, comminatory, contumelious, crass, crude,… …
24ribald — ri|bald Mot Agut Nom masculí …
25ribald — rib|ald [ rıbld ] adjective involving rude humor that is based on sex …
26ribald — rib·ald || rɪbÉ™ld adj. crude, vulgar, offensive …
27ribald — bridal …
28ribald — [ rɪb(ə)ld, rʌɪbɔ:ld] adjective coarsely or irreverently humorous. Origin ME (as a noun denoting a licentious or irreverent person): from OFr. ribauld, from riber indulge in licentious pleasures , from a Gmc base meaning prostitute …
29ribald — a. Base, low, mean, obscene, vile, filthy, gross, coarse, loose, indecent …
30ribald — adjective See crude 3) …