The word "ribald" is correct and can be used in written English
It describes humor that is considered to be coarse, vulgar, or offensive. Example: The comedian's ribald jokes were not appropriate for a family audience.
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Blending his usual ribald good humour, high-wire metaphors and thunderous optimism, the mayor took a tour of some of Britain's biggest problems, from rotten infrastructure to slowing social mobility, and presumed to say how the recently deceased Tory prime minister would have managed them.
It inspired the best line in Birmingham, from Boris Johnson, the ribald Tory mayor of London.
And if Mr Fallon's low blow got voters wondering what other invectives against "the Millipede", as Boris Johnson, the ribald mayor of London, calls Mr Miliband, were unjust, the Daily Mail, a right-wing tabloid, then threw a lower one by "exposing" the fact that the Labour leader, in the years before he met his wife, had three or four previous girlfriends.
The company ran a typically ambitious, humorous and ribald experiment late last year in its 12 Days of Holiday Bullshit campaign.
He tells stories of his impoverished childhood, always quick to throw in a ribald quip: "I'm restless.
An obscene puppet show and a podgy stripper who kept up a patter of ribald jokes also proved popular.
At least, thought many, Mr Berlusconi might bring entrepreneurial vigour to government; his ribald comments about women were, well, part of being an Italian male.Set aside for a moment the squalid allegations of bunga-bunga parties.
Yet poor, tragic Charlie has nonetheless become an emblem of these twin failures, for his party and the union, with a pathos sharpened by the memory of how good, on his day, he once was.He was an uncluttered thinker and, with his ribald, smoker's voice and pithy wit, an entertaining speaker.
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Mr Edwards got a rousing reception from the crowd, which included husky veterans in "Desert Storm" jackets, white-haired grannies and ribald Pittsburgh Steelers fans.
