Definition of raunch in English:

raunch

noun rɔːn(t)ʃrɔntʃ

mass nouninformal

Energetic earthiness; vulgarity.
the raunch of his first album
Example sentencesExamples
- The Motor City once again proves itself as a rich source of ridiculous, over-the-top raunch.
- These grand masters of French pop-punk follow the Ramones formula of backing colourful, catchy, sunny melodies with raunch and muscle.
- Here, the raunch actually is the reason to like this album.
- Loads of dinky synths, some dub and a little rock raunch get Moulinexed into a confusing, almost nauseating aural mush that's anywhere from catchy bizarro-pop to excruciating noise assault.
- But I think I agree with Eva Cox, quoted in the Levy story, that perhaps raunch is healthy or at least adaptive.
- He digs country music and Shania Twain so there can't be a hell of a lot of mental raunch going on.
- Moorer's voice has the quality of Anita Baker with a gentle raunch.
- Midnight Fantasy, for example, seems to be about phone sex, but has all the raunch of a coffee morning in Slough.
- The rise of raunch - the explicit flaunting of one's sexuality - is all about how we've been persuaded to market ourselves, to advertise our desirability.
- He's the perfect point man for the band's brand of hallucinogenic rhythm 'n' raunch, a style they've dubbed ‘cold soul.’
- The Reverend's current record Spend a Night in the Box is a stripped-down hot rod of rockabilly raunch.
- In fact, increasingly, people are becoming frustrated and feeling voiceless and powerless to control or stop the kind of raunch coming into their homes.
- This man oozes raunch and there just ain't nuthin you can do about it.
- At the same time, Peters knows that the Karma show is a family affair, so for the real raunch, buy him a drink at the after-party.
- Robertson - whose previous stage-name ‘Henrietta Ford’ perhaps evokes some of the blues-folk raunch she produces on stage - began as a busker on the streets of New Plymouth.
- Jennifer Lopez in the lead role tones down her forthright sexuality to play the part for flowers and romance rather than raunch.
- The novelist and screenwriter Jerry Stahl, one of Ames's L.A. friends, calls Ames's shtick ‘silk-stocking raunch.’
- These staunch proponents of raunch and roll have delivered a fairly entertaining album, if you can get by the shallow lyrics and not entirely original nature of the music.
- Levy argues that women embracing raunch means women accepting misogyny - a premise that is powerful and, in a way, true.
- It has just the right hint of genteel English raunch, just a tempting suspicion of veiled secrets that a more prosaic subtitle like ‘My rolls in the hay as a London whore’ could simply not convey.
- Each subtle layer of raunch is delivered with a candy-flavoured pink frosting that makes the brutal honesty not only easy to swallow, but side-splittingly tasty to boot.
Synonyms
rudeness, crudity, indecency, indelicacy, offensiveness, suggestiveness, bawdiness, ribaldry, obscenity, lewdness, salaciousness, licentiousness, depravity, sordidness, smuttiness, dirtiness, filthiness, smut, dirt, filth, pornography

Origin

1960s: back-formation from raunchy.

Rhymes

graunch, haunch, launch, paunch, staunch

Definition of raunch in US English:

raunch

nounrɔntʃrônCH

informal

Energetic earthiness; vulgarity.
the raunch of his first album
Example sentencesExamples
- Here, the raunch actually is the reason to like this album.
- He's the perfect point man for the band's brand of hallucinogenic rhythm 'n' raunch, a style they've dubbed ‘cold soul.’
- Jennifer Lopez in the lead role tones down her forthright sexuality to play the part for flowers and romance rather than raunch.
- These grand masters of French pop-punk follow the Ramones formula of backing colourful, catchy, sunny melodies with raunch and muscle.
- It has just the right hint of genteel English raunch, just a tempting suspicion of veiled secrets that a more prosaic subtitle like ‘My rolls in the hay as a London whore’ could simply not convey.
- Midnight Fantasy, for example, seems to be about phone sex, but has all the raunch of a coffee morning in Slough.
- Levy argues that women embracing raunch means women accepting misogyny - a premise that is powerful and, in a way, true.
- The Motor City once again proves itself as a rich source of ridiculous, over-the-top raunch.
- But I think I agree with Eva Cox, quoted in the Levy story, that perhaps raunch is healthy or at least adaptive.
- The Reverend's current record Spend a Night in the Box is a stripped-down hot rod of rockabilly raunch.
- These staunch proponents of raunch and roll have delivered a fairly entertaining album, if you can get by the shallow lyrics and not entirely original nature of the music.
- Robertson - whose previous stage-name ‘Henrietta Ford’ perhaps evokes some of the blues-folk raunch she produces on stage - began as a busker on the streets of New Plymouth.
- The rise of raunch - the explicit flaunting of one's sexuality - is all about how we've been persuaded to market ourselves, to advertise our desirability.
- Moorer's voice has the quality of Anita Baker with a gentle raunch.
- The novelist and screenwriter Jerry Stahl, one of Ames's L.A. friends, calls Ames's shtick ‘silk-stocking raunch.’
- In fact, increasingly, people are becoming frustrated and feeling voiceless and powerless to control or stop the kind of raunch coming into their homes.
- He digs country music and Shania Twain so there can't be a hell of a lot of mental raunch going on.
- Each subtle layer of raunch is delivered with a candy-flavoured pink frosting that makes the brutal honesty not only easy to swallow, but side-splittingly tasty to boot.
- This man oozes raunch and there just ain't nuthin you can do about it.
- Loads of dinky synths, some dub and a little rock raunch get Moulinexed into a confusing, almost nauseating aural mush that's anywhere from catchy bizarro-pop to excruciating noise assault.
- At the same time, Peters knows that the Karma show is a family affair, so for the real raunch, buy him a drink at the after-party.
Synonyms
rudeness, crudity, indecency, indelicacy, offensiveness, suggestiveness, bawdiness, ribaldry, obscenity, lewdness, salaciousness, licentiousness, depravity, sordidness, smuttiness, dirtiness, filthiness, smut, dirt, filth, pornography

Origin

1960s: back-formation from raunchy.

单词	raunch
释义	Definition of raunch in English: raunch noun rɔːn(t)ʃrɔntʃ mass nouninformal Energetic earthiness; vulgarity. the raunch of his first album Example sentencesExamples The Motor City once again proves itself as a rich source of ridiculous, over-the-top raunch. These grand masters of French pop-punk follow the Ramones formula of backing colourful, catchy, sunny melodies with raunch and muscle. Here, the raunch actually is the reason to like this album. Loads of dinky synths, some dub and a little rock raunch get Moulinexed into a confusing, almost nauseating aural mush that's anywhere from catchy bizarro-pop to excruciating noise assault. But I think I agree with Eva Cox, quoted in the Levy story, that perhaps raunch is healthy or at least adaptive. He digs country music and Shania Twain so there can't be a hell of a lot of mental raunch going on. Moorer's voice has the quality of Anita Baker with a gentle raunch. Midnight Fantasy, for example, seems to be about phone sex, but has all the raunch of a coffee morning in Slough. The rise of raunch - the explicit flaunting of one's sexuality - is all about how we've been persuaded to market ourselves, to advertise our desirability. He's the perfect point man for the band's brand of hallucinogenic rhythm 'n' raunch, a style they've dubbed ‘cold soul.’ The Reverend's current record Spend a Night in the Box is a stripped-down hot rod of rockabilly raunch. In fact, increasingly, people are becoming frustrated and feeling voiceless and powerless to control or stop the kind of raunch coming into their homes. This man oozes raunch and there just ain't nuthin you can do about it. At the same time, Peters knows that the Karma show is a family affair, so for the real raunch, buy him a drink at the after-party. Robertson - whose previous stage-name ‘Henrietta Ford’ perhaps evokes some of the blues-folk raunch she produces on stage - began as a busker on the streets of New Plymouth. Jennifer Lopez in the lead role tones down her forthright sexuality to play the part for flowers and romance rather than raunch. The novelist and screenwriter Jerry Stahl, one of Ames's L.A. friends, calls Ames's shtick ‘silk-stocking raunch.’ These staunch proponents of raunch and roll have delivered a fairly entertaining album, if you can get by the shallow lyrics and not entirely original nature of the music. Levy argues that women embracing raunch means women accepting misogyny - a premise that is powerful and, in a way, true. It has just the right hint of genteel English raunch, just a tempting suspicion of veiled secrets that a more prosaic subtitle like ‘My rolls in the hay as a London whore’ could simply not convey. Each subtle layer of raunch is delivered with a candy-flavoured pink frosting that makes the brutal honesty not only easy to swallow, but side-splittingly tasty to boot. Synonyms rudeness, crudity, indecency, indelicacy, offensiveness, suggestiveness, bawdiness, ribaldry, obscenity, lewdness, salaciousness, licentiousness, depravity, sordidness, smuttiness, dirtiness, filthiness, smut, dirt, filth, pornography Origin 1960s: back-formation from raunchy. Rhymes graunch, haunch, launch, paunch, staunch Definition of raunch in US English: raunch nounrɔntʃrônCH informal Energetic earthiness; vulgarity. the raunch of his first album Example sentencesExamples Here, the raunch actually is the reason to like this album. He's the perfect point man for the band's brand of hallucinogenic rhythm 'n' raunch, a style they've dubbed ‘cold soul.’ Jennifer Lopez in the lead role tones down her forthright sexuality to play the part for flowers and romance rather than raunch. These grand masters of French pop-punk follow the Ramones formula of backing colourful, catchy, sunny melodies with raunch and muscle. It has just the right hint of genteel English raunch, just a tempting suspicion of veiled secrets that a more prosaic subtitle like ‘My rolls in the hay as a London whore’ could simply not convey. Midnight Fantasy, for example, seems to be about phone sex, but has all the raunch of a coffee morning in Slough. Levy argues that women embracing raunch means women accepting misogyny - a premise that is powerful and, in a way, true. The Motor City once again proves itself as a rich source of ridiculous, over-the-top raunch. But I think I agree with Eva Cox, quoted in the Levy story, that perhaps raunch is healthy or at least adaptive. The Reverend's current record Spend a Night in the Box is a stripped-down hot rod of rockabilly raunch. These staunch proponents of raunch and roll have delivered a fairly entertaining album, if you can get by the shallow lyrics and not entirely original nature of the music. Robertson - whose previous stage-name ‘Henrietta Ford’ perhaps evokes some of the blues-folk raunch she produces on stage - began as a busker on the streets of New Plymouth. The rise of raunch - the explicit flaunting of one's sexuality - is all about how we've been persuaded to market ourselves, to advertise our desirability. Moorer's voice has the quality of Anita Baker with a gentle raunch. The novelist and screenwriter Jerry Stahl, one of Ames's L.A. friends, calls Ames's shtick ‘silk-stocking raunch.’ In fact, increasingly, people are becoming frustrated and feeling voiceless and powerless to control or stop the kind of raunch coming into their homes. He digs country music and Shania Twain so there can't be a hell of a lot of mental raunch going on. Each subtle layer of raunch is delivered with a candy-flavoured pink frosting that makes the brutal honesty not only easy to swallow, but side-splittingly tasty to boot. This man oozes raunch and there just ain't nuthin you can do about it. Loads of dinky synths, some dub and a little rock raunch get Moulinexed into a confusing, almost nauseating aural mush that's anywhere from catchy bizarro-pop to excruciating noise assault. At the same time, Peters knows that the Karma show is a family affair, so for the real raunch, buy him a drink at the after-party. Synonyms rudeness, crudity, indecency, indelicacy, offensiveness, suggestiveness, bawdiness, ribaldry, obscenity, lewdness, salaciousness, licentiousness, depravity, sordidness, smuttiness, dirtiness, filthiness, smut, dirt, filth, pornography Origin 1960s: back-formation from raunchy.
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