Nudity or naked is the state of being unclothed.

Under the Nudity Act 1976, the responsible minister may declare a public area where public nudity is permitted.

Under the Nudity ( Prescribed Areas ) Act 1983 the responsible minister may declare a public area where public nudity is permitted.

Nudity is optional throughout Wreck Beach ; however, regular beach-goers consider it good etiquette to join the unclothed rather than just observe them.

* Nudity is Freedom, a saying coined by the American Association for Nude Recreation

Nudity in sport ( playing sports without any clothing ) is uncommon in modern society but it was a norm in Ancient Greece, as well as many cultures in the tropics till today.

Nudity, however, is not a requirement of erotic dance.

Authors self-rate submissions for each of these categories: Nudity, Violence, Audio, Text and Adult themes ( None, Mild, Excessive and sometimes Explicit depending if it is text or not ).

Nudity is not allowed.

Nudity is less common than topfree and thong use, but it does occur.

Nudity is the state of wearing no clothing.

Nudity is common in his works.

Nudity is prohibited at all parts of San Onofre State Beach, A traditional " clothing optional area " was formerly located at the extreme south end of San Onofre Bluffs beach, accessed via Trail number 6.

Nudity in film is any presentation in motion pictures of people while naked or wearing less clothing than contemporary norms consider modest.

Nudity in a sexual context is common in pornographic films, but softcore pornographic films generally avoid depiction of a penis or a vagina.

Nudity in film is controversial in many societies, and various cinematic techniques have at times been used to reduce the actual exposure of the human body in film, at times to avoid censorship or classification issues.

Nudity of children in film has been a very sensitive issue, and is very rare, especially nowadays.

Nudity may be acceptable in public single-sex changing rooms at swimming baths, for example, or for mass medical examination of men for military service.

Nudity as portrayed in this painting was however far from being able to shock a Parisian public, half a century after the Déjeuner.

Nudity and various types of behaviour were sometimes depicted, sometime not.

Nudity, violence, and perversion were toned down for the anime.

Nudity in sport was first documented in the city-state of Sparta, during the late archaic period.

Nudity in this context was most common in Germany and the Nordic countries, where " body culture " ( also known as " FKK ") was very much revered.

** Farhang-e Berahnegi va Berahnegi-e Farhangi ( Culture of Nudity and Nudity of Culture ), Soroush, Tehran, 1981, translated to Urdu, Arabic, and Turkish.

:* Nudity and suggestive dances were prohibited.

Explicit Audio, Explicit Text, Excessive Violence, Excessive Drug Use, Graphic Nudity / Sex, etc. games

Before being forced into the group, The Kat was starting a group called Right to Nudity, which was to play on The Kat's infamous pay-per-view stunt where she appeared completely topless.

Empire of Ecstasy: Nudity and Movement in Germany Body Culture, 1910-1935 ( Weimer and Now: German Cultural Criticism, No 13 ), University of California Press.

* Nudity: Contains images of full frontal, partial or rear nudity.

Nudity has been prohibited on the city portion of Black's Beach since 1977.

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