Definition for Ribaldry:

• Obscenity: filthiness: low and vulgar scurrility.

Synonyms for Ribaldry:

• n.

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  • irony,
  • levity,
  • comedy of errors,
  • slapstick,
  • hilarity.
  •
  • decent,
  • profanity,
  • obscenity,
  • vulgarity,
  • filth,
  • dirt.
  •billingsgate (noun)
  • coarse words,
  • foul language,
  • rough language,
  • foul talk,
  • abusive talk.
  •coarseness (noun)
  • un-evenness,
  • poor tastes,
  • offensivenesses,
  • in delicacy,
  • boorishnesses,
  • un-evennesses,
  • in-delicacies,
  • un refinements,
  • in-delicacy,
  • un evenness,
  • in delicacies,
  • un evennesses,
  • crassnesses,
  • un refinement,
  • un-refinement,
  • callousnesses,
  • un-refinements,
  • unrefinements,
  • earthinesses.
  •communication (noun)
  • ribaldry.
  •gaminess (noun)
  • gaminess.
  •pornography (noun)
  • smuttiness.
  •raciness (noun)
  • indelicateness.
  •raunch (noun)
  • dirty names,
  • four letter word,
  • fourletter word,
  • xratings,
  • out-rages,
  • out rages,
  • x-ratings,
  • x rating,
  • out-rage,
  • xrating,
  • porns,
  • x ratings,
  • bluenesses.
  •ribaldry (noun)
  • spiciness.

• Other synonyms:

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  • scatology,
  • bawdry.
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  • Raunch.

Antonyms for Ribaldry:

• n.

  • obscenity
    compliment, pleasantry, blessing, modesty, goodness, happiness, purity, tastefulness, kindness, right, joy, cleanliness, delight, sterility, morality, virtue, decency.
  • Other antonyms:
    decorousness, puritanism, appropriateness, prudery, immaculateness, perfection, seemliness, suitableness, primness, spotlessness, priggishness, correctness, fitness, suitability, prudishness, Priggery, decorum.

Ribaldry Sentence Examples:

• The body, stripped of all covering, was thrust into a corner, where passers - by threw stones or mud at it, accompanying their insults with ribaldry and curses.

• He was alone while they slept, and then through ribaldry, scorn, and sarcasm, to the cross.

Homophones for Ribaldry:

• rope ladder, revelatory.

Hyponym for Ribaldry:

• n.

  • communication
    humour, wit, wittiness, witticism, humor.