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Synonyms
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Meaning:
abnormal

different from what is normal, usual or expected

different from standard or norm

bawdy

(of talk, a person) using crude language, subjects etc to laugh at etc

vulgar, dirty

brutish

of or like a brute

obscene, vulgar

coarse

(of a substance) not fine; rough

not fine, rude

erotic

(of pictures, films etc) showing, encouraging, sexual love or desire

sexy

indecent

(of behaviour, talk etc) obscene or offensive

obscene, vulgar; offensive

indelicate

(of a person, speech, behaviour etc) indecent or rude

obscene, vulgar

lascivious

feeling, causing, showing, lust

sexually aroused; displaying excessive interest in sex

lewd

indecent; showing, having, lust

vulgar, indecent

lurid

(too) bright and strong; shocking and unpleasant

shocking, gruesome

obnoxious

(of smell, behaviour etc) very unpleasant

offensive, repulsive

offensive

very unpleasant; causing offence; used for, connected with, attacking

disrespectful, insulting; displeasing

porn

pornography

obscene

risque

(of a story, remark, situation in a drama etc) likely to be considered indecent

racy

sickly

often ill; weak; causing, or likely to cause, a feeling of sickness or disgust

not healthy

vulgar

very rude; showing bad manners; showing the absence of taste

rude, offensive

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