1. comparative form of lewd; more sexually explicit or indecent
Usage: offensive

Examples

• The second version of the comedy sketch was lewder than the first.
• Critics argued that each sequel became lewder than the previous film.
• The nightclub’s later shows tend to be lewder than the early evening performances.
• Parents complained that the newer songs were lewder than the band’s earlier work.
• The comedian’s material grew lewder as the night went on.