This word was used in a Times Saturday Review article explaining how the Bard's misogynistic sentiments had been diluted. This eponymous [*] term comes from an editor of Shakespeare's plays who removed explicit sexual references and avowedly vulgar e
This word was used in a Times Saturday Review article explaining how the Bard's misogynistic sentiments had been diluted. This eponymous [*] term comes from an editor of Shakespeare's plays who removed explicit sexual references and avowedly vulgar elements. For 10 points—name this verb, which refers to censoring or expurgating a text by removing or altering objectionable elements.
This word was used in a Times Saturday Review article explaining how the Bard's misogynistic sentiments had been diluted.
bowdlerize [accept word forms]