Ribald is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RIBALD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (obsolete) a menial of the lowest grade; a loose, low character, also RIBAUD
• A low, vulgar, brutal, foul-mouthed wretch; a lewd fellow.
• a ribald person; someone who uses vulgar and offensive language
• ribald person
ADJECTIVE:
• earthily sexy
• referring to sexual matters in an amusingly rude or irreverent way
• Low; base; mean; filthy; obscene.
• humorously vulgar
• humorously or mockingly rude
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who uses crude language
• humorously or mockingly rude or obscene
• characterized by crude language

Words related to RIBALD

ribalder11 ribaldest12 ribaldly14 ribalds10 ribaud9 ribaudred13

Words that contain RIBALD

ribalds10 ribalder11 ribaldly14 ribaldry14 garibaldi13 ribaldest12 garibaldis14 ribaldries13

How to use RIBALD in a sentence

• On hearing some ribald jest he is said to have flung himself back in a chair and expired of sheer merriment.
• Other observations, again, were merely ribald, some were humorous, while all were enlightening.
• And she said she cared not for ribald remarks as long as her motives wuz pure.
• Ribald songs sounded strange in this region of the world.
• The three of them sat up until all hours of the night playing cards and telling ribald stories.
• Albany Todd into the midst of these ribald young people.
• I understood their speech, but beyond ribald jests at our expense they said nothing.
• He was greeted with a ribald Shout and told to come running and Save Himself.
• One of my friends entered into conversation with him the second evening, and found him partially intoxicated, ribald, sneering, and an infidel.
• Check that ribald eye of yours, and look serious, even if you have to look stupid.
• Some of the most ribald songs are actually the work of Princesses of the royal House.
• The situation as it bade fair to develop was far, far too sacred to permit of ribald speech, so with the greatest difficulty I held my tongue.
• The extraordinary juxtaposition of respectability and a ribald sexual display startled but did not distress him.
• Aunt Jane took the matter very hard, and rebuked the ribald mirth of Mr.
• Coarse profanity and ribald speech were becoming so common as to be the rule and not the exception.
• David and Jock sang a song composed by themselves and set to a hymn tune, a somewhat ribald production.
• The room and pension I had already paid two days in advance, so I had nothing more to say either to the ribald landlord or to Mlle.
• He thought of it, It haunted him for long years after, She simply burst into a fit Of ribald laughter.
• The God to whom noblest souls aspire in hours of deepest exaltation, is the God invoked by the ribald drunkard when he curses his comrade.
• The long, low-ceilinged room was dim with tobacco smoke, noisy with ribald jests and laughter.
• Up the trail on horseback, with shouts and ribald songs, rode four rough men, too drunk to know where they were going.
• The attacks on Christianity are no longer the ribald jeers of the unlovely and the vile.
• She could hear him in the next room clinking glasses, laughing loudly, and singing ribald songs.

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