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Synonyms
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Meaning:
awful

terrible; dreadful

very bad; terrible

bad

not pleasant or enjoyable

poor quality

coarse

(of a substance) not fine; rough

not fine, rude

crude

(of materials) in a natural state; not refined or manufactured

vulgar, unpolished in manner

dilapidated

falling to pieces; in a state of disrepair

falling apart; in ruins

dirty

not clean

soiled, unclean

erotic

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

sexy

foul

causing disgust; having a bad smell or taste; very bad and strong

disgusting, dirty

heinous

(of a crime) extremely bad

horrifying, monstrous

indecent

(of behaviour, talk etc) obscene or offensive

obscene, vulgar; offensive

lascivious

feeling, causing, showing, lust

sexually aroused; displaying excessive interest in sex

lecherous

having, showing, strong sexual desires

lustful, lewd

lurid

(too) bright and strong; shocking and unpleasant

shocking, gruesome

mung

untidy

dirty

nasty

disgusting, unpleasant; immoral; threatening

disgusting, offensive

naughty

(of children, behaviour etc) bad; wrong (but usually not seriously)

bad, misbehaved

obscene

(of words, thoughts, pictures etc) morally disgusting, offensive (especially because describing sex indecently)

indecent, offensive, immoral

porn

pornography

obscene

profane

having or showing contempt for God and sacred things

immoral, crude, disrespectful of religion

salacious

(of a speech, book, picture etc) obscene; indecent

lascivious

scurrilous

using rude and strong words of abuse

foul-mouthed, vulgar

slovenly

untidy, dirty, careless

dirty, disordered

trashy

worthless

worthless

uncouth

(of a person, behaviour) rough, awkward, uncultured

clumsy, uncultivated

unsavoury

unpleasant

revolting, sickening

RAUNCHY as in Wiktionary
RAUNCHY as in Wikipedia