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Heinemann English Dictionary
Published 1979, editors Katherine Harber and Geoffrey Payton, 1278pp.
Perv quotient: 60 headings÷1278 pages = 0.05 (higher scores indicate higher levels of perversion)
The dotdotdotcomma verdict:
Not an outrageously filthy volume but the classics are well represented and the odd rarity makes it worthy of inclusion.

bare (adj)
bastard (noun)
bent (adj)
block and tackle (noun)
blowgun (noun)
blowhole (noun)
booby (noun)
bushranger (noun)
call girl (noun)
carousal (noun)
chambermaid (noun)
chasm (noun)
cocksure (adj)
cum laude (adv)
demijohn (noun)
ducky (noun)
easy street (noun)
embouchure (noun)
filling station (noun)
firm (adj)
fling (noun)
frigid (adj)
fumble (noun)
gamecock (noun)
garter (noun)
genitals (noun)
gusset (noun)
hammer and tongs (adv)
hard core (adj)
head (noun)

job (noun)
kinky (adj)
lay (verb)
member (noun)
neck (verb)
nuzzle (verb)
overblown (adj)
pied-à-terre (noun)
python (noun)
ride (verb)
rim (verb)
risqué (adj)
rissole (noun)
rood (noun)
scrotum (noun)
skin-tight (adj)
slut (noun)
snake (noun)
sordid (adj)
sour grapes (noun)
strip (verb)
throb (verb)
tight (adj)
tit (noun)
tradesman (noun)
trick (noun)
underwear (noun)
upswing (noun)
wet suit (noun)
whore (noun)