bawdry

The word “bawdry” has 2 syllables: baw-dry

It's pronounced as /ˈbɔdri/


What is synonym and antonym for bawdry?

In the thesaurus, “bawdry” has 19 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for bawdry along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for bawdry

Meanings of bawdry

  • noun
    1. The practice of procuring women for the gratification of lust.
    2. Illicit intercourse; fornication.
    3. Obscenity; filthy, unchaste language.

Example Sentences

  • The play’s humor relied heavily on clever bawdry and double meanings.
  • Critics argued that the film crossed the line into unnecessary bawdry.
  • Medieval poets often mixed romance with a touch of bawdry.
  • She blushed at the unexpected bawdry hidden in the poem.
  • His storytelling balanced wit and bawdry to keep the audience laughing.

On this page you'll find 19 synonyms or another words to bawdry, such as: curse, cuss, cussword, dirty word, epithet, execration, expletive.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • airs
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  • amour-propre
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  • atrocity
  • audaciousness
  • audacity
  • barbarism
  • bawdiness
  • bawdry
  • big head
  • big-headedness
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  • blasphemy
  • blight
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  • boastfulness
  • boldness
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  • chutzpah
  • coarseness
  • cockiness
  • companionship
  • complacence
  • complacency
  • conceit
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  • crudeness
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  • curse
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  • discourteousness
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  • ego trip
  • egoism
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  • epithet
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  • expletive
  • exposing oneself
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  • face
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  • filth
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  • folksiness
  • forwardness
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  • four-letter word
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  • gaffe
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  • incongruity
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  • indecency
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  • indelicacy
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  • indiscreetness
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  • inelegance
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  • large hat size
  • lewdness
  • licentiousness
  • loftiness
  • lubrici
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  • porn
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  • ribaldry
  • rudeness
  • salacity
  • sassiness
  • sauciness
  • scatology
  • scurrility
  • scurrilousness
  • self-absorption
  • self-admiration
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  • self-centeredness
  • self-conceit
  • self-display
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  • selfishness
  • showing off
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