= ribaldry, n. (in various senses).

Riotous living; the pursuit of a wanton, dissolute, or extravagant lifestyle; debauchery, dissipation. Now archaic and rare.

Ribald behaviour; (originally) immorality, wickedness, vice, licentiousness; (later in weakened sense) coarse behaviour, esp. of a sexual nature…

Originally: †excessive revelry or merriment; dissoluteness; debauchery (obsolete). Later in weakened use, often without negative connotation of…

Riotousness, esp. unruly or riotous behaviour.

Unrestrained condition or quality; want of, resistance to, or freedom from restraint or control (with… Disposition to take one's own way…

Apparently: riotous living; revelry, debauchery.

Boldness, courage, spirit; unruliness; (of a hawk) wildness.

Ribaldry, debauchery.

The quality of being unthrifty; thriftlessness, prodigality, wastefulness; †dissoluteness.

Wildness, spirit; courage; fierceness.

The state or condition of being riotous (in various senses).

Extravagance, dissipation; riot, disorderly behaviour; an instance of this.

Looseness of manners and morals; licentiousness, profligacy.

Behaviour characteristic of a ruffian; dissolute, riotous, or violent conduct. Now archaic and rare.

The quality or state of being riotous; (in early use) esp. licentiousness, dissipation.

figurative. Wildness of character, licentiousness. Obsolete.

Vicious indulgence in sensual pleasures.

Profligacy.

Licentious or dissolute behaviour; debauchery; spec. (in later use) sexual promiscuity. Also: an instance of this.

The quality of being rakish.

Behaviour or habits characteristic of a rake; = rakery, n.

Licentious or dissolute behaviour; debauchery. rare.

the lifestyle or behaviour of a roué; debauchery.