vulgar
Cross references:
1. coarse 2. common
vul.gar \'v*l-g*r\ aj [ME, fr. L vulgaris of the mob, vulgar, fr. volgus,
vulgus mo]b, common people; akin to Skt varga group 1a: generally used,
applied, or accepted 1b: having or understanding in the ordinary sense 2:
VERNACULAR 3a: of or relating to the common people : PLEBEIAN 3b:
generally current : PUBLIC 3c: of the usual, typical, or ordinary kind
4a: lacking in cultivation, perception, or taste : COARSE 4b: morally
crude, undeveloped, or unregenerate : GROSS 4c: ostentatious or excessive
in expenditure or display : PRETENTIOUS 5a: offensive in language : EARTHY
5b: OBSCENE, PROFANE - vul.gar.ly av