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adjective, coarse, obscene, or licentious, usually in a humorous or mocking way
Tweetymologies
How people on twitter are using the word ribald
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ribald
- 1) adjective, coarse, obscene, or licentious, usually in a humorous or mocking way
- 2) noun, a ribald person
Etymology
C13: from Old French ribauld, from riber to live licentiously, of Germanic origin
Collins English Electronic Dictionary - Digital Edition: 2008 © HarperCollins Publishers 2008
Nice video -- the history of the word was thorough and very interesting. All elements were fulfilled, but for #4 (express meaning in a story), it could've been a little more creative. Also, the video quality wasn't so great, and the sound was hard to hear at times. Overall, good job!
Good video! I liked how you used the sentence from morality play to be the sentence when you use the word, this gave context and meaning. there was some noise that got in the way but it was still very well done!
hii. the video quality really isn't that great and sometimes it gets a little hard to understand you. Speak a little slower? But you have all the elements and it was very clearly explained. well done
Good job! I liked the video and you covered all the requirements. Maybe you could do some sort of skit? But other than that it was really good and easy to understand :)
Very informative, you covered all the elements required including the mideval one, however you could try to improve the quality of the video. Other than that, it was enjoyable watching your video since it was very clear, well done. Credit.
you covered all the elements and you were very clear! there was some noise in the background but overall credit