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impudic

impudic adjective: immodest.

Adjective

impudic (comparative more impudic, superlative most impudic)

  1. (non-native speakers' English) Immodest.
    • Oh, won't you hide those impudic thighs????????2000 November 14, Eleonore Beaudoin, “HOPE!!! Harrisson Ford is single again!!! Heheh!:)”, in alt.support.loneliness (Usenet), retrieved 16 May 2022
    • Deferring me to the article, I live that there were indeed mushrooms volvaires which well-sure did not fail to be edible. My astonishment was however going to still increase with the reading of the Petit Robert. I discovered that the phallus was not used for only in the form of the "phalloid"...2002 May 29, Jeff, “Demandez ! demandez ! (2ème édition)”, in aus.sport.rugby-league (Usenet), retrieved 16 May 2022

Forms of impudic

comparativemore impudic
superlativemost impudic

Origin of impudic

Borrowed from French impudique. Equivalent to im- + pudic.

Questions about impudic

What does impudic mean?
Impudic means immodest.
What part of speech is impudic?
Impudic is an adjective.

Words near impudic in the dictionary

  1. impudency
  2. impudent
  3. impudentest
  4. impudently
  5. impudentness
  6. impudic
  7. impudicities
  8. impudicity
  9. impugn
  10. impugnability
  11. impugnable

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