Meanings of inappropriate word in English

It's the-well, one has to use, once in a while, the hard-workedand generally inappropriate word "atmosphere."

Bank Holiday courtship (if the inappropriate word can be pardoned) seems to be done, in real life, entirely by banter.

Indeed, it seems that both sides are content - if that is not an inappropriate word under the circumstances - merely to buy time.

Bouquet was not an inappropriate word since there is a penetrating aroma about the native of the Niger delta when he begins to perspire.

Alex uses these inappropriate words thanks -we are supposed to believe -to an over-dependence on his thesaurus.

"Absurdly inappropriate words," said Westbrook, "presenting an anti-climax-plungingthe story into hopeless bathos.

Collins said in a statement that "neither weapons nor inappropriate words" were the right way to resolve legislative disputes.

He added: "I don't believe somebody should lose public office merely because they used inappropriate words "and displayed a bad temper."

At one point last week, he stunned a friendly audience by barking out absurd and inappropriate words, like a soul tortured with Tourette's.

"It is not an inappropriate word," said Barnum.

The people shouted the name of France with cries of applause, but the King only smiled inanely and stammered some inappropriate words in Italian.

BJ Clark, of CCS Disability Action, said it seemed inappropriate words were exchanged on both sides but Ms Hita's reaction was the more understandable .

Ali Baba avowedly treats the Bengali Baboo merely as a being "full of inappropriate words and phrases... and the loose shadows of English thought."