bawdy in Greek
bawdy in Greek is άσεμνος, αισχρός — bawdy means humorously crude or sexual in a way that is meant to amuse rather than offend.
bawdy in Greek
άσεμνος
Pronounced: asemnos
Obscene; filthy; unchaste. [from 15th Century]
αισχρός
Pronounced: aischros
Obscene; filthy; unchaste. [from 15th Century]
What does "bawdy" mean?
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adj Humorously crude or sexual in a way that is meant to amuse rather than offend.
"The comedian told a string of bawdy jokes that had the whole pub laughing."
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bawdy in a sentence
- The comedian told a string of bawdy jokes that had the whole pub laughing.
- Shakespeare's plays are full of bawdy wordplay.
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What is "bawdy" in Greek?
"bawdy" in Greek is άσεμνος, αισχρός. bawdy means: Humorously crude or sexual in a way that is meant to amuse rather than offend.
How do you pronounce άσεμνος?
"bawdy" in Greek is άσεμνος, pronounced "asemnos".
How do you use "bawdy" in a sentence?
Example: "The comedian told a string of bawdy jokes that had the whole pub laughing." In Greek, "bawdy" is άσεμνος, αισχρός.
Are there other ways to say "bawdy" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "bawdy": άσεμνος, αισχρός.
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