risque

• This was to be her joke --risque and risky -- whenever we were setting out to fly, me and her and Max each with our separate sails. —  F ;SF - vol 089 issue 02 - August 1995
• Tango is sexy, risque, and most certainly not for children. —  IGN Comics
• More risque is a bride-to-be's attempt to surgically restore a semblance of virginity before her wedding. —  Film | guardian.co.uk
• Even more risque, there is the Sarah Palin School Girl in a plaid mini-skirt and a low-cut shirt revealing a red bra. —  News from www.rep-am.com
• I think Constable will be disposed to incur the expense of publishing at his own risque, allowing you one half of the free profits which the established mode of accounting amongst authors and booksellers circumcises so closely that the sum netted by the author seldom exceeds a 3'd or thereabout. —  Publications of the Scottish History Society, Volume 36 Journals of Sir John Lauder Lord Fountainhall with His Observations on Public Affairs and Other Memoranda 1665-1676

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