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Ribaldry (Noun)

Ribald humor.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The comedian's stand-up routine was filled with ribaldry, leaving some audience members blushing and others in stitches.
His off-color jokes and ribaldry made him a favorite among college students but not so much among their parents.
The ribaldry in the movie was so over-the-top that it became more annoying than funny.
The group of friends often engaged in good-natured ribaldry during their weekly game nights.
The comedian's use of ribaldry was so clever and witty that it managed to be both shocking and charming at the same time.

Behavior or language bordering on indelicacy.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The comedy show was full of ribaldry that had some audience members giggling uncomfortably in their seats.
He tried to mask his crudeness with wit, but it only escalated into even more obvious ribaldry.
At first, we were surprised by the group's antics and the subsequent outburst of ribaldry on our conservative outing.
Reno's hotel performance over the holiday break revealed risqué behaviors he regretfully marked under high-proof 'travel only ribaldry' journal note stories told best now – none shall recirc.
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