be off-color

To be rude or vulgar; to be likely to offend others, especially due to being sexually explicit or suggestive. Primarily heard in US. A: "What did you think of the awards ceremony last night?" B: "The presenter's jokes were a bit too off-color for my taste."

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Mackenzie	mə-KEN-zee	English
Innokenty	-	Russian
Shaylyn	SHAY-lin	English (Rare)
Avdotya	-	Russian
Henricus	hen-REE-kus (Dutch)	Ancient Germanic (Latinized), Dutch
Malachi	MAL-ə-kie (English)	Hebrew, English, Biblical, Biblical Latin