Sentence examples for obscene word from inspiring English sources

It specialised in long lunches and what (to others) seemed puerile and frequently obscene word games.

All a character had to do was use an obscene word for large numbers of people to burst into loud, delighted laughter.

As its host, played by the "SNL" cast member Kenan Thompson, was bidding him good night, Mr. Jackson abruptly enunciated most, if not all, of an obscene word.

When they ran away to Austria a few months later, it was she who uttered the first obscene word when they made love.

How many languages employ an obscene word -- the subject of Volume 1 -- as a favored metaphor for the ceaselessness of war? "War is hell" does not count.

Suffice it to say that "A" is modified by an obscene word heard regularly on the streets of New York and is the adjective of choice on "The Sopranos".

Today, many see "hope" and "optimism" as obscene words.

But isn't this true of other obscene words?

From "The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage": "The Times very rarely publishes obscene words . . .

But isn't this true of other obscene words as well?

Stations that broadcast obscene words between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. risk fines if viewers complain.