wanton

• X-rated
• abandoned
• abhorrent
• abusive
• accidentally on purpose
• arbitrary
• aroused
• atrocious
• barbaric
• barbarous
• barnyard
• bawdy
• blamable
• blameworthy
• bloodthirsty
• blue
• broad
• brutal
• brute
• butcherly
• capricious
• catty
• censurable
• changeable
• coarse
• coarse-grained
• concupiscent
• contrary
• coquet
• coquette
• corrupt
• crude
• cruel
• cutthroat
• debased
• debasing
• debauched
• debauchee
• decadent
• degenerate
• degraded
• demoralized
• depraved
• despiteful
• devil-may-care
• dirty
• disgusting
• dissipated
• dissolute
• distasteful
• double-crossing
• draconian
• draconic
• earthy
• easy
• evil
• exceptionable
• excited
• extravagant
• fanciful
• fast
• fell
• ferocious
• fickle
• fiendish
• filthy
• fitful
• flirt
• flirter
• fluctuating
• foul
• free
• frivolous
• gamey
• gamy
• goatish
• gratuitous
• grim
• gross
• groundless
• gutter
• hard-core
• hard-hearted
• hardhanded
• harsh
• hateful
• heartless
• heavy-handed
• heedless
• horny
• hot
• hot-and-cold
• hypersexual
• immoderate
• immodest
• immoral
• impure
• inconsiderate
• inconstant
• indecent
• indecorous
• indelicate
• infamous
• inhuman
• inhumane
• intemperate
• ironhearted
• itchy
• jade
• kinky
• lascivious
• lavish
• lax
• lecherous
• lewd
• libertine
• libidinous
• licentious
• loathsome
• locker-room
• loose
• louche
• low
• lubricious
• lubricous
• lustful
• malevolent
• malicious
• malign
• malignant
• mean
• merciless
• motiveless
• murderous
• nasty
• naughty
• needless
• objectionable
• obnoxious
• obscene
• off
• off-color
• off-colored
• offensive
• oppressive
• ornery
• outrageous
• oversexed
• passionate
• perverse
• perverted
• pitiless
• pornographic
• porny
• prodigal
• profane
• profligate
• profuse
• promiscuous
• racy
• rake
• randy
• rash
• raunchy
• reckless
• red in tooth and claw
• repellant
• repellent
• reprehensible
• repugnant
• repulsive
• revolting
• ribald
• ruthless
• sadistic
• salacious
• salty
• sanguinary
• sanguine
• satyric
• savage
• scatological
• scurrilous
• senseless
• shameless
• smutty
• soft
• soft-core
• soubrette
• speedy
• spendthrift
• spiteful
• spoiled
• stag
• stonyhearted
• suggestive
• thriftless
• trashy
• truculent
• unacceptable
• unasked
• unbecoming
• uncalled-for
• undesirable
• unfair
• unfeeling
• unfettered
• unjust
• unjustifiable
• unjustified
• unpleasant
• unprincipled
• unprintable
• unprovoked
• unreserved
• unrestrained
• unscrupulous
• unwanted
• unwelcome
• up and down
• vamp
• variable
• vicious
• vindictive
• volatile
• vulgar
• wasteful
• wayward
• whimsical
• wicked
• wild
• willful

• G-rated
• Victorian
• acceptable
• agreeable
• appropriate
• approved
• becoming
• benign
• benignant
• calm
• careful
• celibate
• charitable
• chaste
• clean
• clement
• compassionate
• correct
• decent
• decorous
• desirable
• economical
• endorsed
• fit
• frigid
• genteel
• gentle
• good
• good-hearted
• humane
• immaculate
• indorsed
• innocent
• innocuous
• inoffensive
• kind
• kindhearted
• lenient
• lily-white
• maidenly
• meet
• merciful
• modest
• monastic
• monkish
• moral
• needed
• nice
• nonobscene
• observant
• pacific
• peaceable
• peaceful
• perfect
• pitying
• pleasant
• pleasing
• polite
• priggish
• prim
• proper
• prudish
• pure
• puritanical
• rational
• reasonable
• respectable
• righteous
• sanctioned
• seemly
• sensible
• spotless
• staid
• straightlaced
• straitlaced
• suitable
• sympathetic
• tender
• tenderhearted
• thoughtful
• thrifty
• undersexed
• virginal
• virtuous
• warm
• warmhearted
• welcome
• wholesome
• wise

• noun
  1. A pampered or coddled person.
  2. An overly playful person; a trifler.
  3. A self-indulgent person, fond of excess.
  4. A lewd or immoral person, especially a prostitute.
• verb
  1. To rove and ramble without restraint, rule, or limit; to revel; to play loosely; to frolic.
  2. To waste or squander, especially in pleasure (most often with away).
  3. To act wantonly; to be lewd or lascivious.
• adjective
  1. Undisciplined, unruly; not able to be controlled.
  2. Playful, sportive; merry or carefree.
  3. Lewd, immoral; sexually open, unchaste.
  4. Capricious, reckless of morality, justice etc.; acting without regard for the law or the well-being of others; gratuitous.
  5. Extravagant, unrestrained, excessive.

• She showed a wanton disregard for others' feelings.
• The vandalism was a wanton act of destruction.
• His wanton behavior at the party shocked everyone.
• The dictator's regime was known for its wanton cruelty.
• The company faced criticism for its wanton disregard of environmental regulations.

abandoned

dallied

jade

objectless

X-rated

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