-
appropriate behavior. In this sense, "lascivious" is
similar in
meaning to "
lewd", "indecent", "lecherous", "unchaste", "licentious", "libidinous" or "lustful"...
- "Conjugal
Lewdness or,
Matrimonial ****dom" (later
retitled "A
Treatise Concerning the Use and
Abuse of the
Marriage Bed" for propriety) is a 1727 essay...
-
contained a
provision for the
prosecution of:
every person wilfully openly,
lewdly, and
obscenely exposing his
person in any street, road, or
public highway...
- ****ual
misconduct is
misconduct of a ****ual
nature which exists on a
spectrum that may
include a
broad range of ****ual
behaviors considered unwelcome....
- then-presidential
candidate Donald Trump and
television host
Billy Bush
having a
lewd conversation about women in
September 2005.
Trump and Bush were on a bus...
-
become generically profane or derogatory.
English examples include villain,
lewd, and s****.
Profanity is used to
indicate the speaker's
emotional state, and...
- "Title 13:
Crimes and
Criminal Procedure,
Chapter 59:
Lewdness and Prostitution, 13 V.S.A. § 2601.
Lewd and
lascivious conduct". The
Vermont Statutes Online...
- The
crime against nature or
unnatural act has
historically been a
legal term in English-speaking
states identifying forms of ****ual
behavior not considered...
-
additional costs.
Harry derides László as
being merely "tolerated" and
makes lewd remarks about Zsófia.
Following the
derailment of a
train carrying materials...
- use, and
legal troubles made
headlines following an
arrest for
public lewdness in 1998 and
multiple drug-related offences. The 2005 do****entary A Different...
