Ostrobogulous (adj) (humorous)
os-tro-bog-u-lus
Something that is slightly risqué or indecent. Also applied arbitrarily to things which are bizarre, interesting, or unusual in some other way.
1950s. Apparently irregularly from oestrous + -o- + either bog or bog + -ulous, attributed to Victor Benjamin Neuburg, British writer; compare.
Example sentences
“I’ll take no more of your innuendos and ostrobogulous suggestions.”
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