Reverse Dictionary: MORAL(S)

ADJECTIVES
1400 — MANNERLY moral, well-conducted → obs.
1741 — TIGHT-LACED strict in the observance of rules or usages of morality or propriety
..19C — APPROACHABLE of easy morals, sexually easy → sl.
1819 — PREACHY given to preaching; tediously moralizing → colloq.
1861 — LAXITUDE looseness in moral principles
1894 — PREACHY-PREACHY tediously moral or moralizing → colloq.
1970 — HIGH RENT of high moral standards → US students’ sl. (Bk.)

ADVERBS
1566 — MANNERLY morally → obs.

NOUNS
1425 — OBLIQUITY deviation from ordinary rules; deviation from moral rectitude; inability to distinguish between right and wrong →
1556 — RIGHTDOING a doing what is right; proper, correct, or moral action
1828 — PREACHIFYING tedious moralizing
1942 — AMORALITY amorous morality → Amer. sl. (Bk.)
1950 — JUDGEMENTALISM — JUDGMENTALISM a being judgemental; overly critical or moralistic behaviour

NOUNS – PERSON
1586 — MORALIST a teacher or student of morals; a writer on morals; a moral philosopher
1592 — PURITAN a person who is characterized by extreme strictness in religion, morals, etc. → chiefly depreciative usage
1642 — MORALIST a person who lives by or believes in a natural system of ethics, independently of religion; a person who possesses moral virtue → obs.
1895 — WOWSER a person very puritanical in morals; a spoilsport; one who neither swears, drinks, nor smokes → Aust colloq.
1913 — FLIP a person loose in morals → Amer. dial. (Bk.)
1968 — LUV a girl with dubious morals; one who might submit → US students’ sl. (Bk.)
1990 — DUDLEY DOGOODER the epitome of a sincere, moral, upstanding citizen, despised by those who live on the fringes of the law → US sl.
1990 — DUDLEY DO-RIGHT the epitome of a sincere, moral, upstanding citizen, despised by those who live on the fringes of the law → US sl.

VERBS
1775 — PREACHIFY to deliver a tedious sermon; to moralize wearisomely → colloq.
1877 — DOCUMENTIZE to preach, to moralize → Eng. dial.
1990 — CALIFORNICATE to seduce and infect with the moral and social standards of Southern California → Amer. sl.