vulgarian

I gave the little vulgarian a shilling, and returned to the club disgusted.

"Hopeless vulgarian!" exclaimed Cecil, almost before they were out of earshot,

Helen roused her by saying: "What a prosperous vulgarian Mr.

Everything going out and nothing coming in, as the vulgarians say.

"Curse the whole pack of money-grubbing vulgarians! I fall asleep at their great heavy dinners.

The audience was completely dazzled by hundreds of colourful costumes, pyrotechnics, a whole new Vulgarian language, children, more children, three dogs - and not one, but three cars including an authentic Chitty.

Trump's reputedly stumpy hands have long been of concern to their owner, at least since the editor Graydon Carter called him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in 1988.

In Hillary Clinton's near-miss 2016 campaign against the vulgarian Trump, one of her TV spots had the tagline "Our kids are listening." As Democrats are on the verge of their quadrennial mutual mash-up, kids are still listening.

Don't forget that this boorish and inarticulate vulgarian carries around with him the briefcase containing the nuclear launch codes.

King Cyrus Christians: One lingering question of the campaign was how a libertine vulgarian such as Trump could pull significant numbers of evangelical Protestants and conservative Catholics--and seemingly retain their support well into his presidency.

The vulgarian in Washington lived up to the script, literally.