lowbred

People will buy and read what requires no effort of mean capacities to follow, and what satisfies lowbred tastes by a standard of morality to which they can, with as little difficulty, attain.

A worthless, lowbred scamp is named commissary general.

Bardolph is a bravo, but great humorist; he is a lowbred, drunken swaggerer, wholly without principle, and always poor.

We put up at the big hotel opposite the railway station, and looked and behaved like a pair of lowbred South Africans home for a spree.