So they bring in what we used to call dirty language.

And then we get into dirty language, which is strange because I don't use a filter in a way.

President Bush was overheard using dirty language at the summit.

It's not the "dirty language," certainly not these days.

We was doin' our numbers, usin' dirty language that'd make your neck hair walk.

I warned you about that dirty language, Terry!

Check out the footage here, but fair warning: There is puppet nudity and dirty language.

Just show Dennis which key it is that opens the door and keep your dirty language in your head.'

"Actually the media gave it so much importance and now even Ban Ki-moon used dirty language against us," Ahmad said.

When "South Park" first started a few years ago, its dirty language and risqué plot lines were regular fodder for complaints and media attention.

The CBS complaint involved dirty language on "The Early Show," a news and interview program.

Anyway, I tried to tell him that Bruce used all that so-called dirty language as a purgative, not as prurience.

Mr. Milch also added copious measures of profanity and sexuality, dropping dirty language and bare skin into almost every encounter.

You mean like being below the guy what marries you, no dirty language intended7" "Yes, I guess that's what I mean.

Nor did he consider for an instant questioning either his sanity or his senses, nor did he indulge in dirty language like "incredible" or "impossible."

Ska punk was brought to popularity mainly by the band Leningrad, notable of the extensive use of Mat - Russian dirty language - in its lyrics.

It was impossible for the stage - too expensive, too much dirty language in the contrived obscene climax of the brothel scene - but it was right for radio.

His signature has always been black humor that uses taboo words - not so much dirty language, for Japanese pretty much lacks obscenity and profanity, as expressions that breach social etiquette.

Federer mutters an expletive, yes even the clean-cut Federer resorts to some dirty language from time to time, as he can't get enough on a service return and Murray is back level.

Naturally if you insist upon using dirty language, issuing calls to revolution, broadcasting bombing information, interfering with above ground stations and becoming too well known, the FCC is going to try and knock you out.

He calls Ted the next day from a phone booth and, using very dirty language, says that he has fitted his milkfloat with a bomb, in comic reference to the Speed films, and then laughs evilly.