ribald

/ˈrɪbəld/
adjective
  1. Referring to humor or language that is rude, mocking, or slightly indecent in a playful way.
    • The play was full of ribald humor that poked fun at politicians.
    • The comedian's ribald jokes made the adults laugh, but they were too much for the children.
    • His ribald comments at the party embarrassed some of the guests.
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noun
  1. A person who uses rude or mocking humor or language.
    • The old ribald at the pub always had a crude story to tell.
    • He was known as a ribald, never missing a chance to make a lewd remark.
    • In the court of the king, a ribald was often hired to entertain with bawdy jokes.
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