Lascivious, unchaste. (The surviving sense.)

figurative. Morally foul or corrupt; obscene, disgusting, immoral, offensive. In recent use also with neutral or positive connotation: sexually…

Crude, unrefined; vulgar. Obsolete.

Involving gratification of the senses; of, relating to, or arising from physical (esp. sexual) urges or desires and not the intellect or spirit…

= ribaldrous, adj.

Unchaste, lewd, filthy. Obsolete.

Of, pertaining to, or befitting a bawd; lewd, obscene, unchaste. (Usually applied to language.)

Of language, humour, etc.: coarse, vulgar, scurrilous, irreverent; (subsequently esp.) referring to sexual matters in an amusingly rude or irreverent…

= ribaldous, adj., ribaldrous, adj.

Coarse, vulgar; disreputable; lewd. Cf. sloven, n. 1. Obsolete.

Ribald, indecent. Now rare.

lewd, obscene.

Of the nature of or characteristic of a ribald; (now esp. of a joke, song, etc.) quite ribald, somewhat ribald.

Filthy.

Ribald, scurrilous.

Offensively or grossly indecent, lewd; (Law) (of a publication) tending to deprave and corrupt those who are likely to read, see, or hear the…

Obscene, filthy.

= obscene, adj.

Filthy, obscene, low; esp. of language.

Morally unclean or impure; ‘smutty’. Spec. dirty book, a pornographic book; so dirty bookshop; dirty joke, dirty story, a ‘smutty’ joke or story; di…

Sexually unrestrained, unchaste, lascivious; bawdy, lewd. Obsolete.

Filthy, foul, obscene.

Indecent, immodest, impure, obscene.

attributive. = bawdy, adj.2

= ribald, adj., ribaldrous, adj.

Not Quaker-like; not characteristic of or resembling a Quaker.

Containing much fat, oil, etc.; consisting of fat, greasy, oily, unctuous. to cut it (too) fat: lit. referring to a slice of meat, figurative…

Grossly indecent, obscene.

Excited (originally with reference to the attendant increase in bodily heat). Full of or characterized by sexual desire, lustful; sexually…

Boisterous, rowdy; saucy; jolly, cheery. Also: dissipated, profligate; (of a song, story, etc.) lively, risqué; (of a drink) intoxicating.

Chiefly British. Considered improper or offensive through reference to a taboo subject, as sexual intercourse, defecation, etc.; indecent, smutty…

colloquial. Sexually provocative, lewd. Now rare.

Filthy, indecent, obscene.

Energetically earthy and unrefined; sexually explicit or provocative; lewd, bawdy, suggestive.

Bawdy, sexually indecent; earthy, dirty; = raunchy, adj.

Sexually explicit or provocative; raunchy. Cf. dirty, adj. 2a.

figurative. Salacious; lustful, sexy, ‘torrid’. Cf. hot, adj. 8c.

(Something) sleazy, (something) pornographic.