英 [ˈrɪb(ə)ldri] 美 [ˈrɪb(ə)ldri]
n. 猥亵的话；粗俗下流的言语
ribaldry /ˈrɪbəldrɪ/
名词 ribald language or behaviour 下流的语言; 下流的行为
... friendly 有好的堕落类词汇 ribaldry 下流 earthiness 粗俗 ...
到文艺复兴时，黄段子 (Ribaldry) 由村头巷尾的咸湿笑话，渐渐演化成一种重要文艺类型，成为故事书和戏剧场里的主要噱头。薄伽丘、拉伯雷全都是说此类笑话的高手。
猥亵的话；粗俗下流的言语
Those wanting a change of pace from the usual New Year's ribaldry might try First Night festivities.
Once you have seen the little gray man mooning through the window, you kind of get the point, and the film makes his ribaldry contagious.
The market square outside Mi Tierra is suddenly alive with noise, colour and the aroma of muscular street food: the city is out in force to celebrate its Hispanic chilli queens, whose saucy banter and impromptu singalongs made every night a street party - until the 1930s, when the civic authorities despaired of their ribaldry and laissez-faire approach to food hygiene.