impurus (general term; not pure, vicious; of persons, their sentiments and manners): incestus (not pure, not chaste; with reference to religion, purity of manner or morals; of persons, and things; e.g., conversation, sermo; words, voces; deed, flagitium; love, amor): impudicus (without shame, violating all chaste feeling; of persons; e.g., woman, mulier): libidinosus (delivering one’s self up to one’s passions and lusts; lustful; of persons and things; e.g., love, amor): parum verecundus (indecent, void of any proper feeling of decency; also of things; e.g., words): obscenus or obscoenus (exciting disgust by its sight, or by being heard; dirty, unchaste, of things; e.g., words, gestures, and motions of the body). Very unchaste, omni libidine impudicus: an unchaste life, vita parum verecunda (shameless, immoral): vita libidinibus dedita (sensual, voluptuous): unchaste love, amor impudicus: impudicitia (especially of the female sex): amor libidinosus: libidines (especially of the male sex; Vid: commentators on Suet., Oct., 71): to be unchaste, libidines consectari.