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vulgar

[vuhl-ger] / ˈvʌl gər /




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The court “is not a place for vulgar barroom talk,” Judge M. Margaret McKeown clapped back in a concurrence joined by 25 fellow judges.

From Los Angeles Times

“But how does this relate to—you said this was something to do with the telephone call you received at work. The one with the vulgar word?”

From Literature

Making a person’s physical appearance the butt of a joke is vulgar apart from any medical condition responsible for said appearance.

From Salon

Samuel Johnson’s “Dictionary of the English Language,” published in 1755, applied the term fashionable to people above the “vulgar” and below “nobility,” a very subjective space.

From The Wall Street Journal

Olympic men’s hockey team marched in, it was vulgar and fabulous.

From The Wall Street Journal