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Often used in the same context:
funniest,
wittiest,
sauciest,
chucklesome,
whackiest,
wickedest,
groaner,
tummler,
elizabethan age,
artiest,
stodgiest,
hilarious,
quipster,
loopiest,
moodiest,
alexander woollcott,
cheesiest,
hepcat,
cheekiest,
ladykiller,
stuffiest,
yankee doodle,
showiest,
ribald,
funkiest,
squarest,
jocose,
dopier,
rollickingly,
corniest,
beatrice lillie,
futurama,
mondegreen,
trashiest,
freakiest,
nonliterary,
vulgarian,
squiffy,
rebarbative,
laff,
goriest,
rabelaisian,
jazziest,
bacchanals,
gagster,
hoariest,
clownlike,
opera buffa,
parodist,
bitchiest,
horniest,
imogene coca,
punchiest,
kookiest,
pluckiest,
runyonesque,
irreverent,
hepcats,
bounciest,
quippy,
sabering,
opinionist,
iest,
absorbingly,
naughtiest,
comedic,
robin williams,
queerest,
crustiest,
punsters,
brassiest,
piece of work,
unamusing,
bluffers,
fruitiest,
silliest,
crudities,
dandified,
blowzy,
goofiest,
anthony hopkins,
borscht belt,
wisecracker,
dostoevskian,
greek mythology,
slyest,
yinglish,
grooviest,
transfixes,
politically incorrect,
apercus,
haughtiest,
recognisable,
gallimaufry,
cameoing,
foxiest,
chaucerian,
grouches,
sex appeal,
grand guignol,
unshockable,
larky
Also try:
— Nouns for bawdiest:
songs,
conversations,
stories,
story,
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