- alcohol,
consuming other drugs, or parti****ting in mischief. When
prudishness or
prudish attitudes are
viewed as part of a
wider process it is sometimes...
- to Mrs
Grundy as
prudishness incarnate in a
negative way.
Peter Fryer's book Mrs Grundy:
Studies in
English Prudery concerns prudish behaviour, such as...
- 100th birthday, she
rarely missed Sunday M**** and
maintained an "extremely
prudish" exterior.
Jacqueline Kennedy described her mother-in-law in her correspondence...
- to wait." Mary Pols of Time stated, "Since
American movies tend to be
prudish about ****,
especially having bona fide
stars appear to do it onscreen,...
- "teenager" used to
describe a
young person,
typically a teenager, who is
prudish and
uncomfortable about ****ual
content on the internet.
While the term's...
- also
faults the editors' "donnish conservatism" and
their adherence to
prudish Victorian morals,
citing as an
example the non-inclusion of "various centuries-old...
- drinking,
smoking and gambling.
Critics of
wowsers typically describe them as
prudish and self-righteous. The term
originated in Australia, at
first carrying...
- Media.
Retrieved December 17, 2017. Browne,
David (May 22, 1992). "As
Prudish as They
Wanna Be".
Entertainment W****ly. Time Inc.
Archived from the original...
-
Victorian art
critic Anna
Jameson wanted it destro****: "even
those least prudish in
matters of art,
would here
willingly throw the
first stone." Scholars...
- to see a
naked woman because the
girls at the
Playboy Mansion are more
prudish than
Larry thought,
covering up
their private parts and
running away screaming...
