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vile, foul, filthy, dirty, smutty, nasty, scatologic, scatological, SI. raunchy; indecent, distasteful, broad, shameless, immodest, indelicate.
2. immoral, degenerate, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, rakish, profligate, depraved, perverted; coarse, rough, base, baseborn, tatty; inferior, ignoble, raffish, low, lowly, low-class; gauche, uncouth, crass, rude, boorish, loutish, brutish, raw, unmannerly, ill-mannered, uncivil; unrefined, uncultured, ungentlemanly, unladylike, uncultivated, uncivilized.
3. scurrilous, thersitical, blackguardly, profane, foulmouthed, Fescennine, Obs. blackguard, Archaic. scurrile; abusive, outrageous, affronting, insulting, Archaic, affrontive; derisive, scornful, mocking, ridiculing, irreverent.
-n. 4. vulgarian, lecher, dirty old man, Cyprian; libertine, profligate, rake; boor, lout, churl, knave, blackguard, brute, swine. ribaldry, n. 1. scurrility, scurrilousness, abusiveness, blackguardism, profaneness; indecency, shamelessness, suggestivity, immodesty, indelicacy; offensiveness, grossness, rankness, repulsiveness, repulsivi-ty; vulgarity, vulgarness, obsceneness, lewdness, salaciousness, vileness, foulness, filthiness, nastiness, SI. raunchiness; lecherousness, lubricity, lustfulness, bawdiness, libidinousness, concupiscence, carnality, carnalness, sexiness, sensuality; licentiousness, lasciviousness, wantonness, looseness, promiscuity, promiscuousness.
2. immorality, dissoluteness, dissipation, rakishness; gaucheness, gaucherie, uncouthness, crassness, rudeness, boorishness, brutishness, rawness; ill-breeding, unmannerliness, ill-manneredness, uncivility, uncivilness, ungentlemanliness; coarseness, roughness, baseness, commonness, ignobility, raffishness, lowliness.
3. vulgarism, obscenity, salacity, filth, dirt, smut; scurrility, billingsgate, profanity, double entendre, Archaic. bawdry; derision, scorn, scoff, jeer, gibe, sneer, mockery, ridicule. ribbon, n. 1. band, ribband, strip; headband, frontlet, fillet; collar, collarband, neckband, Inf. choker; sash, girdle, waistband, cummerbund, cestus, Archaic, zone, Archaic, Poetic, cincture.
2. ribbons shreds, tatters, strips, odds and ends; mungo, shoddy. rich, adj. 1. wealthy, affluent, prosperous, opulent, flush, moneyed, well-off, well-to-do, worth a great deal, Inf. worth a bundle or a pretty penny, Inf. well-heeled, Inf. made of money, Inf. rolling in money or dough, Inf. loaded, SI. stinking or filthy rich, SI. in the money or dough or chips; comfortable, easy, in easy circumstances, fat, Inf. on Easy Street, SI. high on the hog, Inf. in clover, Inf. on velvet, Inf. well-situated, Inf. well-fixed, Brit. Inf. warm.
2. replete, rife, well-supplied, abundantly supplied, well-stocked, well-provided; abounding, overflowing, overspilling, running over with, bursting; profuse, exuberant, superabundant.
3. valuable, valued; precious, priceless, invaluable, inestimable; exquisite, fine, superfine, superexcellent; outstanding, standout, preeminent, Fr. par excellence; special, select, choice, of choice.
4. expensive, costly, dear, high, high-priced, premium-priced, at a premium, priced beyond one's means or pocketbook, Inf. fancy, Inf. stiff, Inf. steep; overpriced, exorbitant, inordinate, immoderate, excessive, unreasonable.
5. opulent, lavish, lush, luxurious, sumptuous, splendid, resplendent, Inf. splendiferous, superb, gorgeous, magnificent, grand, grandiose.
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