vulgar /vulˈgər/

1. Unrefined
2. (of language, etc) coarse
3. Lacking in taste, manners, delicacy, etc
4. Spiritually paltry, ignoble, debased, or pretentious
5. Relating to the common people
6. Plebeian
7. Vernacular
8. Public
9. Common, usual, customary
10. Common to all
11. Prevalent
12. Commonplace

1. The common people
2. One of the unrefined, of the uneducated, or of those not in good society
3. The common language of a country, the vernacular
4. A class of inferior persons (obsolete)

vulgāˈrian noun

1. A vulgar person
2. A rich unrefined person

Of or relating to a vulgarian

vulˈgarism noun

1. A vulgar phrase
2. Coarseness
3. An instance of this

vulgarity /-garˈ/ noun

vulgarizāˈtion or vulgarisāˈtion noun

vulˈgarize or vulˈgarise transitive verb

1. To make common or ordinary
2. To popularize (and therefore spoil to some extent)
3. To make unrefined or coarse

vulˈgarly adverb

Vulgar era noun

The Christian era

vulgar fraction noun

A fraction written in the usual way (one number above another, separated by a line), opp to decimal fraction

Vulgar Latin noun

Any of the spoken varieties of Latin in the Common Era (as opposed to literary Classical Latin) esp when considered as the precursors of the Romance languages

• pudding-plate
• pudding-plates
• puddings
• pudding-sleeve
• pudding-sleeves
• pudding-stone
• pudding-time
• pudding-times
• puddingy
• puddle
• puddled
• puddler
• puddlers
• puddles
• puddlier
• puddliest
• puddling
• puddlings
• puddly
• puddock
• puddocks
• outhit
• outhits
• outhitting
• outhouse