Translations for „bawdiness“ in the English » German Dictionary

bawdi·ness [ˈbɔ:dɪnəs, Am ˈbɑ:-] N no pl

bawdiness

Obszönität f

bawdiness

Derbheit f

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English

As an important cattle town, it had the rough frontier bawdiness of the time.

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What struck the contemporary audiences most was the bawdiness and innuendo.

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Their respectable and artistic character contrasts with the bawdiness of many catches of the late 15th century, which made glees appropriate in female company.

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But with muscles and bawdiness over brains and scintillating dialogue, it's bound to do well with a certain demographic.

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For many, it can be a painful time, a pain disregarded and hidden by the bawdiness of the season.

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They're menacing in the jazzy way they gyrate in their skin-tight body suits with black leather-like accessories that heighten their bawdiness.

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I am all in favour of rudeness, of bawdiness, of insult and mockery and obscenity.

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It is also referred to as bawdiness, gaminess or bawdry.

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Fresh and precisely observed, blending bawdiness and melancholy.

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Compared to earlier films in the series it features more open bawdiness rather than evasive innuendo.

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