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English
Etymology
From Latin vulgaris, from vulgus (“‘common people’”), related to German Volk and English folk.
Pronunciation
Adjective
vulgar (comparative vulgarer or more vulgar, superlative vulgarest or most vulgar)
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Positive vulgar |
Comparative vulgarer or more vulgar |
Superlative vulgarest or most vulgar |
- Rude, uncouth, distasteful, obscene.
- (classical sense) Having to do with ordinary, common people.
Derived terms
rudeSpanish
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Pronunciation
Adjective
vulgar m. and f. (plural vulgares)
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MLive.com
by Your Voices Loud, vulgar voices; loud, and often vulgar , noise comes from motor vehicles (laughingly called music). How did these lawless, ...
