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Definition of vulgar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vulgar is as below...
Vulgar
(a.)
Belonging
or
relating
to the
common
people,
as
distinguished
from the
cultivated
or
educated;
pertaining
to
common
life;
plebeian;
not
select
or
distinguished;
hence,
sometimes,
of
little
or no
value..
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Beetrave
::
Beetrave
(n.) The
common
beet (Beta
vulgaris).
Graining
::
Graining
(n.) A small
European
fresh-water
fish
(Leuciscus
vulgaris);
-
called
also
dobule,
and
dace..
Rabble
::
Rabble
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
rabble;
like, or
suited
to, a
rabble;
disorderly;
vulgar..
Reptile
::
Reptile
(a.)
Hence:
Groveling;
low;
vulgar;
as, a
reptile
race or crew;
reptile
vices..
Ribaldry
::
Ribaldry
(n.) The talk of a
ribald;
low,
vulgar
language;
indecency;
obscenity;
lewdness;
-- now
chiefly
applied
to
indecent
language,
but
formerly,
as by
Chaucer,
also to
indecent
acts or
conduct..
Gang-flower
::
Gang-flower
(n.) The
common
English
milkwort
(Polygala
vulgaris),
so
called
from
blossoming
in gang
week..
Gourd
::
Gourd (n.) A
fleshy,
three-celled,
many-seeded
fruit,
as the
melon,
pumpkin,
cucumber,
etc., of the order
Cucurbitaceae;
and
especially
the
bottle
gourd
(Lagenaria
vulgaris)
which
occurs
in a great
variety
of
forms,
and, when the
interior
part is
removed,
serves
for
bottles,
dippers,
cups, and other
dishes..
Badger
::
Badger
(n.) A
carnivorous
quadruped
of the genus Meles or of an
allied
genus.
It is a
burrowing
animal,
with
short,
thick legs, and long claws on the fore feet. One
species
(M.
vulgaris),
called
also
brock,
inhabits
the north of
Europe
and Asia;
another
species
(Taxidea
Americana
/
Labradorica)
inhabits
the
northern
parts of North
America.
See
Teledu..
Denominator
::
Denominator
(n.) That
number
placed
below the line in
vulgar
fractions
which shows into how many parts the
integer
or unit is
divided.
Sorghum
::
Sorghum
(n.) A
variety
of
Sorghum
vulgare,
grown for its
saccharine
juice;
the
Chinese
sugar
cane..
Lady''s Cushion
::
Lady's
cushion
() An herb
growing
in dense
tufts;
the
thrift
(Armeria
vulgaris).
Clean
::
Clean
(superl.)
Free from
errors
and
vulgarisms;
as, a clean
style..
Halibut
::
Halibut
(n.) A
large,
northern,
marine
flatfish
(Hippoglossus
vulgaris),
of the
family
Pleuronectidae.
It often grows very
large,
weighing
more than three
hundred
pounds.
It is an
important
food
fish..
Bullfinch
::
Bullfinch
(n.) A bird of the genus
Pyrrhula
and other
related
genera,
especially
the P.
vulgaris
/
rubicilla,
a bird of
Europe
allied
to the
grosbeak,
having
the
breast,
cheeks,
and neck, red..
Whiting
::
Whiting
(n.) A North
American
fish
(Merlucius
vulgaris)
allied
to the
preceding;
--
called
also
silver
hake.
Low-lived
::
Low-lived
(a.)
Characteristic
of, or like, one bred in a low and
vulgar
condition
of life; mean
dishonorable;
contemptible;
as,
low-lived
dishonesty..
Belch
::
Belch (n.) Malt
liquor;
--
vulgarly
so
called
as
causing
eructation.
Supremacy
::
Supravulgar
(a.) Being above the
vulgar
or
common
people.
Vulgarism
::
Vulgarism
(n.)
Grossness;
rudeness;
vulgarity.
Genette
::
Genette
(n.) The fur of the
common
genet
(Genetta
vulgaris);
also, any skin
dressed
in
imitation
of this fur..
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