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Definition
Synonym
vulgaer
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
vulgÀr
adv
vulgar
vulgÀr
adv
in a vulgar way, vulgarly
abgeschmackt, vulgÀr
adj
vulgar
Er drĂŒckt sich sehr vulgĂ€r aus.
He uses a very vulgar language.
abstoĂend, ordinĂ€r, vulgĂ€r
adj
gross
gewöhnlich, vulgÀr, ordinÀr, geschmacklos
vulgar
Deutsche
vulgaer Synonyme
Fotze (vulgÀr)
Fut (vulgÀr)
Loch (vulgÀr)
Möse (vulgÀr)
Muschi (derb)
Scheide
Vagina
Nasentripper (vulgÀr)
Schnupfen
arschkriechen (vulgÀr)
einschleimen (umgangssprachlich)
einschmeicheln
katzbuckeln (umgangssprachlich)
KratzfĂŒĂe machen (umgangssprachlich)
speichellecken (derb)
bescheiĂen (vulgĂ€r)
betrĂŒgen
hintergehen
blasen (vulgÀr)
lecken (vulgÀr)
oral befriedigen
schwanzlutschen (vulgÀr)
Englische
vulgar Synonyme
vulgar
Doric
average
barbarian
barbaric
barbarous
barnyard
base
baseborn
below the salt
blatant
blue
boorish
brazen
brazenfaced
broad
cacophonous
caddish
chintzy
clumsy
coarse
cockney
colloquial
colorful
common
commonplace
conversational
crass
crude
demeaning
dirty
disadvantaged
doggerel
dysphemistic
earthy
everyday
extravagant
filthy
flagrant
flaring
flash
flaunting
frank
garish
gauche
gaudy
general
glaring
gorgeous
graceless
gross
gutter
harsh
homely
homespun
household
humble
idiomatic
ignoble
ill-bred
improper
impure
in bad taste
in the shade
inappropriate
inconcinnate
inconcinnous
inconsiderate
incorrect
indecent
indecorous
indelicate
inelegant
infelicitous
inferior
infra dig
insensitive
junior
lascivious
less
lesser
lewd
licentious
loathsome
loud
loutish
louty
low
low-class
lowborn
lowbred
lower
lowly
lurid
lustful
mean
meretricious
minor
modest
nasty
naughty
nonclerical
obscene
obtrusive
off color
offensive
ordinary
ostentatious
outlandish
plain
plebeian
popular
pornographic
profane
rank
raunchy
raw
repulsive
revolting
ribald
risque
rough
rude
salacious
scatological
screaming
second rank
second string
secondary
sensational
servile
shabby-genteel
shameless
smutty
spectacular
spoken
sub
subaltern
subject
subordinate
subservient
tactless
tasteless
tawdry
third rank
third string
third-estate
unbecoming
unbeseeming
uncourtly
uncouth
uncultivated
uncultured
underprivileged
undignified
uneuphonious
unfelicitous
unfeminine
unfitting
ungenteel
ungentle
ungentlemanly
ungraceful
unladylike
unpolished
unrefined
unseemly
unsolicitous
unsuitable
untasteful
vernacular
vile
vulgate
wild
vulgar
language
argot
bad language
billingsgate
blue language
cant
colorful language
cursing
cussing
dirty language
dirty talk
dysphemism
evil speaking
filth
filthy language
foul language
gibberish
gobbledygook
jargon
lingo
mumbo jumbo
obscenity
patois
patter
phraseology
profane swearing
profanity
ribaldry
scatology
slang
strong language
swearing
taboo language
unparliamentary language
unrepeatable expressions
vernacular
vile language
vocabulary
vulgar
ian
Babbitt
Philistine
arriviste
boor
bounder
bourgeois
cad
churl
clown
epicier
groundling
guttersnipe
hooligan
ill-bred fellow
looby
lout
low fellow
mucker
nouveau riche
parvenu
peasant
ribald
rough
roughneck
rowdy
ruffian
upstart
vulgar
ist
yokel
vulgar
ism
Babbittry
Gothicism
bad taste
barbarism
barbarousness
bombasticness
bourgeois taste
cacology
cacophony
camp
campiness
clumsiness
coarseness
colloquialism
corruption
crudeness
cumbrousness
dysphemism
gracelessness
grossness
harshness
heaviness
high camp
ill-balanced sentences
impropriety
impurity
inappropriateness
inconcinnity
incorrectness
indecency
indecorousness
indecorum
indelicacy
inelegance
inelegancy
infelicity
kitsch
lack of finish
lack of polish
leadenness
localism
low camp
philistinism
pompousness
ponderousness
poor diction
poor taste
pop
pop culture
roughness
rudeness
sesquipedalianism
sesquipedality
slang
slipshod construction
solecism
stiltedness
taboo word
tastelessness
turgidity
unaestheticism
unaestheticness
unbecomingness
uncouthness
uneuphoniousness
unfittingness
ungracefulness
unrefinement
unseemliness
unsuitability
unsuitableness
unwieldiness
vernacularism
vulgar
taste
vulgar
ity
vulgar
ness
vulgar
ity
Gothicism
bad manners
bad taste
barbarism
barbarousness
baseness
bombasticness
cacology
cacophony
caddishness
clumsiness
coarseness
crudeness
cumbrousness
deficiency
discourteousness
discourtesy
dysphemism
earthiness
failure
fewness
filthiness
foulness
frankness
gaucherie
gracelessness
gross behavior
grossness
harshness
heaviness
humbleness
ignobility
ill breeding
ill manners
ill-balanced sentences
imperfection
impoliteness
impropriety
impurity
inadequacy
incivility
incompetence
inconcinnity
inconsiderateness
incorrectness
indecorousness
indelicacy
inelegance
inelegancy
infelicity
insensitivity
insufficiency
inurbanity
lack of finish
lack of polish
lack of refinement
leadenness
lewdness
littleness
loutishness
maladroitness
mannerlessness
meanness
mediocrity
obscenity
offensiveness
pettiness
pompousness
ponderousness
poor diction
raciness
rankness
rawness
roughness
rudeness
saltiness
sesquipedalianism
sesquipedality
shabbiness
slipshod construction
smallness
spiciness
stiltedness
subnormality
tactlessness
tastelessness
tawdriness
triviality
turgidity
uncourtliness
uncouthness
uneuphoniousness
ungallantness
ungentlemanliness
ungracefulness
ungraciousness
unmannerliness
unpoliteness
unrefinement
unseemliness
unskillfulness
unsolicitousness
unsophistication
unwieldiness
vileness
vulgar
ism
vulgar
ize
adulterate
alloy
canker
cheapen
clarify
coarsen
confound
contaminate
corrupt
debase
debauch
defile
deflower
degenerate
degrade
denature
deprave
desecrate
despoil
devalue
distort
elucidate
explain
explicate
get across
get over
infect
make clear
make it clear
misuse
pervert
poison
pollute
popularize
prostitute
put across
put over
ravage
ravish
simplify
spell out
taint
twist
ulcerate
violate
vitiate
warp
vulgaer Definition
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
mass,
or
multitude,
of
people
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Belonging
or
relating
to
the
common
people,
as
distinguished
from
the
cultivated
or
educated
Vulgar
(
a.
)
Hence,
lacking
cultivation
or
refinement
Vulgar
(
n.
)
One
of
the
common
people
Vulgar
(
n.
)
The
vernacular,
or
common
language.
vulgar Bedeutung
Vulgar
Latin
nonclassical
Latin
dialects
spoken
in
the
Roman
Empire,
source
of
Romance
languages
crude
earthy
gross
vulgar
conspicuously
and
tastelessly
indecent,
coarse
language,
a
crude
joke,
crude
behavior,
an
earthy
sense
of
humor,
a
revoltingly
gross
expletive,
a
vulgar
gesture,
full
of
language
so
vulgar
it
should
have
been
edited
common
vernacular
vulgar
being
or
characteristic
of
or
appropriate
to
everyday
language,
common
parlance,
a
vernacular
term,
vernacular
speakers,
the
vulgar
tongue
of
the
masses,
the
technical
and
vulgar
names
for
an
animal
species
common
plebeian
vulgar
unwashed
of
or
associated
with
the
great
masses
of
people,
the
common
people
in
those
days
suffered
greatly,
behavior
that
branded
him
as
common,
his
square
plebeian
nose,
a
vulgar
and
objectionable
person,
the
unwashed
masses
coarse
common
rough-cut
uncouth
vulgar
lacking
refinement
or
cultivation
or
taste,
he
had
coarse
manners
but
a
first-rate
mind,
behavior
that
branded
him
as
common,
an
untutored
and
uncouth
human
being,
an
uncouth
soldier--a
real
tough
guy,
appealing
to
the
vulgar
taste
for
violence,
the
vulgar
display
of
the
newly
rich
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