Shakespeare's Bawdy: A Literary and Psychological Essay and a Comprehensive Glossary, by Eric Partridge (PB, 1969, $1.75)
Partridge is described as a leading lexicographer, and I believe it. His "comprehensive glossary" takes up 170 pages. He informs us of both the non-sexual "bawdy", or the merely vulgar words, as well as the truly "sexual bawdy". These word's meanings are not the ones I learned in high school, but I suspect they were the ones Shakespeare meant. The audiences at the Globe would not have been very high-brow.
Look for this book next to the Shakespear's plays, avail. 9/27.
