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1 ribald
ˈrɪbəld
1. сущ. грубиян;
сквернослов Syn: foul-mouthed man, rude fellow
2. прил. неприличный;
похабный;
грубый, непристойный;
оскорбительный ribald joke ≈ непристойная шутка ribald conduct ≈ неприличное поведение Syn: smutty грубиян;
сквернослов грубый;
непристойный, неприличный, скабрезный - * jest непристойная шутка - * scoffer любитель соленых шуток ribald грубый, непристойный;
неприличный;
похабный ~ сквернослов;
грубиян -
2 ribald
['rɪb(ə)ld] 1. прил.неприличный, непристойный; похабный; грубый; оскорбительныйSyn:2. сущ.грубиян; сквернослов
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