| As the jugs of wine were passed round and the atmosphere grew more ribald, Bligh wondered if this was just going to be some kind of orgy. |
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| Some of the poetry, written between 1220 and 1250, was blatantly ribald and sensual. |
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| Three teenage girls fell about laughing and started shrieking ribald comments. |
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| Most students are responsible and prudential and thus not as ribald as Wolfe makes them out to be. |
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| And in attempting to mimic the Greek life as much as possible, some deliciously ribald elements have been included. |
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| See the Black Sheep draymen sharing a ribald joke as they lower a barrel down the drop, there it is. |
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| The material is frequently ribald, often racy, and always laced with profanity. |
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| In a word, it was a most pleasant evening, enlivened with ribald laughter from a group of geriatric golfers! |
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| His work, like the man himself, is ribald, often obscene, but never vulgar. |
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| My questions to other flying crew members brought ribald responses and suggestions of a quite unhelpful nature. |
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| Not all great Jamaican music is serious, and this infectious 70s hit is ribald reggae at its finest. |
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| Unfortunately, what was once irascibly ribald years ago is now so sedate as to be comatose. |
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| The language of the hymn held a subversive appeal for the working classes, and her ribald treatments of these school assembly faves is irresistible. |
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| But it did lead Paul Citroën to produce a ribald drawing of followers of Itten's Mazdaznan hocus pocus vomiting and defecating across the page. |
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| It inspired the best line in Birmingham, from Boris Johnson, the ribald Tory mayor of London. |
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| An obscene puppet show and a podgy stripper who kept up a patter of ribald jokes also proved popular. |
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| The soldiers have a repertoire of their own, largely consisting of new, often ribald, lyrics to older tunes. |
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| Mary loved a good giggle, a good gossip, a ribald clever joke, live theatre, the daily cryptic crossword, CBC radio, and lively discussion. |
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| Monty had eclectic taste in prose and poetry and would often be seen reading the very ribald poems of the American poet Charles Bukowski. |
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| You heard their ribald laugh as they clutched the moving bag that the Count threw to them. |
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| This fourth collaboration between Theatre Babel and Liz Lochhead is an electrifying and ribald adaptation of Moliere's best plays. |
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| He details daily routines, the flexible yet morally grounded leadership style of a gifted Scoutmaster, and the often ribald creativity of camp games and songs. |
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| When is a bawdy, ribald tale of a wanton wench and her very naughty sexual adventures as boring as a trip to the Field Museum to watch dinosaur bones fossilize? |
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| Sternheim's play is ribald, satirical, self referential, and quirky. |
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| This resulted in a few innocuously ribald emails going back and forth until he agreed, which is credit to the pure, unadulterated force that is my charm. |
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| Had I grown up in, say, the Deep South among ribald Lincoln-bashing economists, there's every reason to believe that I'd be a Bolshie with a love of touch football. |
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| At ABC, their ribald cop show, The Job, was jerked around the schedule before finally being canceled in 2002 after two seasons. |
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| After, he made an harlot, a ribald, come to him alone for to touch his members and his body, to move to lechery. |
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| Some of his patients have suggested that Dr. S seems distracted and aloof, while others have remarked on his unusual energy and fondness for ribald humor. |
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| Full of useless, ribald wisdom about women and relationships, he's an ungovernable, unmarriageable, desperately lonely man who, when not working, won't stop chattering to young Will. |
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| This leads one to conclude that life in the forts was much less ribald than is commonly imagined and that a female presence brought a certain decorum. |
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| Opener Ruckus In B Minor is the best track here, as producer RZA gives things a sheen with organ doing battle with the usual chop socky sound effects and ribald rhymes. |
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| It's the best track here, as producer RZA gives things a surprising sheen with a resounding organ doing battle with the usual chop socky sound effects and ribald rhymes. |
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| We know that the troubadour's songs were monophonic, and the monophony of the genre sounds somber to a modern ear, even while the text is ribald or full of jouissance. |
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