foul-mouthed

adjective

1. given to using obscene, abusive, or blasphemous language

Example Sentences

Unsurprisingly, given Susan’s bluntness and profanity—Mr. Coen almost seems to be writing in imitation of David Mamet, but with the women as the foul-mouthed aggressors—the evening doesn’t end with a gauzy clinch.

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The producers behind the hit Paddington films and the estate of his creator, Michael Bond, are suing the company behind Spitting Image after it depicted the beloved bear as a foul-mouthed podcast host.

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A personal favorite is Desert Bingo at the Red Dog Saloon 6:30 p.m. on Monday nights, where locals, visitors and transplants gather for a good-natured, foul-mouthed bingo game with a live DJ.

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If there’s a theme to the latest adventure of this goofy, earnest and foul-mouthed superhero it’s that there is no running away from one’s choices — for better and for worse.

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When Harbaugh turned his back, foul-mouthed Frank swung his helmet and clocked the coach over the top of the head.

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Related Words

• bawdy 
• boorish 
• crass 
• crude 
• dirty 
• gruff 
• nasty 
• obscene 
• off-color 
• raw 
• ribald 
• rude 
• scatological 
• vulgar