Foul
Foul adjective - Marked by wet and windy conditions.
Lovable
Lovable adjective - Having qualities that tend to make one loved.
Usage example: she was a lovable child, always helpful and kind
Both words in one sentence
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Lovable Sex Maniac: Subverted with Leslie, who is foul mouthed and likes to pretend she's one of these, but is rather afraid of sex.
Source: Film / Sophie's Choice -
Personality Powers: Averted or played straight for the most part, but maimed, stomped on, and tossed out a window with Moke, a compassionate, meek, and lovable little guy who wields noxious, foul poison.
Source: Videogame / The Reconstruction
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