raunchy
IPA: rˈɔntʃi
adjective
- Smutty; indecent.
- Lecherous.
- Sexually seductive.
- Very low-class; inferior; inadequate.
- With dishonorable, base and vulgar expression.
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Examples of "raunchy" in Sentences
- The story is too raunchy and violent.
- This is moments before the raunchy scene.
- It is regarded as a raunchy and rousing anthem.
- Mustaine's song is as raunchy and fast as ever.
- Marc wrote a very raunchy poem about me and Gio.
- She became famous for her raunchy item songs in movies.
- They brought in raunchy dances which Derek made indecent.
- They also added raunchy trailers to bump up the ratings on tapes.
- Not all countries translated the title into something less raunchy.
- But when I hear the word raunchy, to me that describes Jenna Jameson.
- The show features a wide range of sketches that are sometimes raunchy.
- The show is an entertainingly raunchy cornucopia of polymorphous perversity.
- July 22, 2008 10: 27 AM wow, nice ... lets go see what she's been up to (nothin raunchy i hope LOL) ... go blogHers!!!
- Jackie Collins has been called a "raunchy moralist" by the late director Louis Malle and "Hollywood's own Marcel Proust" by Vanity Fair magazine.
- Audiences have become more discriminating about their choices in raunchy humor, so I am pegging Role Models for something in the $12. 7M range and a 2nd place finish.
- She complained that the L.A. Times article used "graphic descriptions that make the material sound like hard-core porn when, in fact, it is more accurately described as raunchy humor."
- But it is his inner angel that holds the Gregson family together and maintains a loving environment for characters and viewers alike, even when the show is at its most rude and raunchy, which is much of the time.