Reverse Dictionary: LEWD

ADJECTIVES
1225 — LIGHT lewd, wanton
1425 — LACHES loose, lewd, wanton → obs.
1447 — LIBIDINOUS full of sexual lust, lustful, lewd, lascivious
1490 — LUBRIC lascivious, wanton, lewd → obs.
1500 — LOOSE wanton, lewd, sexually loose and legally unattached
1513 — BAWDY pert. to or fitting a bawd; lewd, obscene, unchaste; chiefly applied to language
1531 — PRIAPISH lewd, obscene → obs.
1569 — PAPHIAN pert. to objects, persons, or acts which are lewd and illicit
1599 — CYPRIAN licentious, lewd; applied to prostitutes in 18th-19th centuries
1599 — LICKERISH lewd; lustful, lecherous
1600 — FULSOME sexually unrestrained, unchaste, lascivious; bawdy, lewd → obs.
1605 — FRENCH deviant, sensuous, lewd, kinky, illicit → sl.
1607 — RUTTISH lustful, lewd, lascivious; in a state of sexual excitement
1656 — PECCAMINOUS full of sins, sinful; later: bawdy; indecent, lewd → obs.
1746 — RIXY wanton, lewd → Eng. dial.
1794 — SCORTATORY pertaining to fornication or lewdness; lewd
..19C — FREE-FUCKING pert. to a lewd man or woman, particularly to a woman who acts as unpaid prostitute → Brit. & US sl.
..19C — HIGH-SEASONED of literature: somewhat lewd, obscene
..19C — LOOSE-TWISTED lewd, wanton → Eng. dial.
1822 — LOW-TONGUED speaking in a lewd or vulgar manner
1867 — FOUL-LIPPED given to swearing or lewd talk → Eng. dial.
1875 — OFF-COLOUR tending to be indecent, obscene, lewd, or lascivious, but hinting at or suggesting the obscene → sl.
1890 — RADGY lewd, wanton → Eng. dial.
..20C — WELL-BRED lewd; frequently copulated with, thoroughly copulated with → sl.
..E20 — ANATOMICAL lewd; sexually oriented; explicit about the breasts or genitals → euphemism
1905 — VOUTERISH adulterous, lewd → Eng. dial. obs. (Bk.)
1930 — HORNY provoking sexual desire; lewd, erotic → Amer. sl.
1961 — PORNY lewd; smutty or obscene; pornographic → Brit. & US sl.
1972 — MUCKY pornographic, esp. when mildly so; lewd → UK sl.

NOUNS
1435 — STRUMPETRY prostitution; fornication, lewd behaviour
1440 — CARNALITY lechery, lust, and lewdness
1492 — LUBRICITY lasciviousness, lewdness, wantonness
1500 — STRUMPERY prostitution; lewd behaviour → arch.
.M16 — FAMILY OF LOVE prostitutes in general; whores; lewd women
1589 — BAWDRY lewdness in speech or writing; lewd, obscene, or filthy talk, etc. → arch.
1591 — PALLIARDISE lewdness, fornication, lechery → obs.
1619 — INCONTINENCY lewdness → US
1632 — NAUGHTINESS lewdness → sl.
1698 — BAWDY lewd, obscene language, lewdness, obscenity
1731 — BAWDINESS lewdness, obscenity
..19C — THREE-F’s ‘fuck, fun, and a footrace”; said of a wild time or a lewd person → Brit. sl.
1970 — STROKE BOOK a lewd or suggestive publication; a pornographic book or magazine → US sl.

NOUNS, PERSON
1175 — LEACHER → LETCHER a lewd man; a habitual fornicator; a lecher
1340 — GIGLET → GIGLOT originally, a lewd, wanton woman; a strumpet → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1340 — HELL-HOUND a fiend; a fiendish person; a bad or evil person; a ruffian; a lewd fellow, a profligate
1400 — BISMER a person worthy of scorn; a disgraceful or lewd person; a pander or bawd → obs. exc. Sc.
1400 — BITCH a term of abuse for a woman; strictly, a lewd or sensual woman; later, a malicious, treacherous, unpleasant, or otherwise despicable woman
1484 — PALLART → PALLYARD a professional beggar or vagabond (who sleeps on the straw in barns and outhouses); hence, a low or dissolute knave; a lewd fellow, a lecher, a debauchee → obs.
1500 — CALLET → KALLAT a lewd woman; a trull, a strumpet; a prostitute; a promiscuous woman → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1528 — MISWOMAN a bad, wicked woman; a whore or lewd woman; a strumpet → obs.
1540 — WANTON a lascivious or lewd person; an unchaste or immoral woman
1567 — PALLIARD a person of bad character; a low or dissolute knave; a scoundrel; a lewd or lecherous person; a debauched person → arch.
1573 — RANNELL a hussy, a jade; an impudent girl or woman; an unchaste or lewd woman → obs.
1586 — MALKIN → MAWKIN an untidy female, esp. a servant or country wench; a slut, a slattern; occasionally, a lewd woman → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1592 — BELSWAGGER a whoremonger, a womanizer, a pimp; an adulterer; a lewd man → obs.
1592 — WAGTAIL a lewd or promiscuous female → obs.
1594 — LEWDSBY a lewd or lecherous person → obs.
1595 — OPEN-ARSE a prostitute; a lewd woman
1597 — LADY-BIRD a lewd or wanton woman
1598 — CYPRIAN a licentious or profligate person; later, a lewd woman, a harlot, a prostitute, a courtesan
1598 — LEWDSTER a lewd or obscene person
1599 — RAKESHAME a man of loose character; a base, rascally fellow; a lewd, debauched fellow; a vile, dissolute wretch; an uncouth and wicked boy
1602 — GAMESTER one addicted to amorous sport; a lewd person, whether male or female; a harlot, a prostitute; a promiscuous woman → UK obs.
1605 — FRICATRICE a lewd woman; a harlot
1615 — HELL-HAG a vile or malevolent woman; a malicious, evil-minded old woman; a mischievous, wicked woman; a witch; a lewd person of either sex
1698 — HELLCAT a very lewd person → UK sl.
1698 — SAD CATTLE prostitutes, viewed as a group; impudent, lewd women; gypsies → UK criminals’ sl.
..L17 — LIGHT HOUSEWIFE a lewd woman; a prostitute → Brit. cant
..L17 — LIGHT WOMAN a lewd woman → cant
1725 — GAME a whore, a lewd woman → UK sl. obs.
1725 — PACK a ‘naughty pack’; a promiscuous or licentious woman; a loose, lewd, or worthless person; a prostitute → obs.
1737 — HELL-BORN-BABE a lewd, graceless, notorious youth (Bk.)
1784  — IMPURE an unchaste or lewd person; a harlot, a prostitute
1788 — GAMMERSTAGS a rude, coarse, or lewd girl or woman → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1788 — GAMMERSTANG a rude, coarse, or lewd girl or woman → Sc. & Eng. dial. 
..19C — LOOCHA → LOOCHER → LOOTCHA a blackguard libertine; a lewd loafer → Anglo-Indian
1825 — BISMARE a lewd woman; a bawd → Sc.
1916 — JADEHOPPER a lewd or vicious woman; also, one who is only mischievous and lively → Amer. dial.
1930 — MOUSER a degenerate; a lewd character → tramps’ & criminals’ sl.
1943 — LECH → LETCH a lewd man; a lecher → US colloq.
1950 — BEAST a lewd woman; one of loose morals; a prostitute → US sl.

VERBS
1656 — TALK BAWDY to talk lewdly or obscenely
1712 — PLAY THE WANTON to behave lewdly or lasciviously; to be licentious → obs.