common

belonging to or shared by two or more people

belonging to or shared by members of one or more nations or communities; public

of ordinary standard; average

prevailing; widespread

widely known or frequently encountered; ordinary

widely known and notorious

considered by the speaker to be low-class, vulgar, or coarse

having no special distinction, rank, or status

(of a syllable) able to be long or short, or (in nonquantitative verse) stressed or unstressed

(in certain languages, for example Latin) denoting or belonging to a gender of nouns, esp one that includes both masculine and feminine referents

of or relating to the common of the Mass or divine office

a tract of open public land, esp one now used as a recreation area

the right to go onto someone else's property and remove natural products, as by pasturing cattle or fishing (esp in the phrase right of common)

the ordinary people; the public, esp those undistinguished by rank or title