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vulgar
adjective
1 marked by a lack of politeness or social or cultural refinement; coarse.
2 belonging or relating to the form of a language commonly spoken, rather than formal or literary language; vernacular.
[15c: from Latin vulgaris , from vulgus the people]
vulgarly adverb .
adjective
1 marked by a lack of politeness or social or cultural refinement; coarse.
2 belonging or relating to the form of a language commonly spoken, rather than formal or literary language; vernacular.
[15c: from Latin vulgaris , from vulgus the people]
vulgarly adverb .
vulgar fraction
noun a fraction expressed in the form of a numerator above a denominator, rather than in decimal form. Also called common fraction. Compare decimal fraction.
noun a fraction expressed in the form of a numerator above a denominator, rather than in decimal form. Also called common fraction. Compare decimal fraction.
Vulgar Latin
noun any of the spoken varieties of Latin in the early Common Era, as opposed to literary classical Latin.
noun any of the spoken varieties of Latin in the early Common Era, as opposed to literary classical Latin.
vulgarian
noun a vulgar person, especially one who is rich.
noun a vulgar person, especially one who is rich.
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