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• vulgar — vul|gar [ vʌlgər ] adjective 1. ) a vulgar joke, comment, action, etc. has a sexual meaning that is considered rude or offensive 2. ) someone who is vulgar is rude, unpleasant, and offensive 3. ) lacking the ability to judge what is attractive,… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• vulgar — UK [ˈvʌlɡə(r)] / US [ˈvʌlɡər] adjective 1) a vulgar joke, comment, action etc has a sexual meaning that is considered to be rude or offensive 2) someone who is vulgar is rude, unpleasant, and offensive 3) lacking the ability to judge what is… …   English dictionary

• vulgar — [ˈvʌlgə] adj 1) a vulgar joke, comment, action etc has a sexual meaning that is rude or offensive 2) someone who is vulgar is rude, unpleasant, and offensive 3) showing a lack of ability to judge what is attractive, suitable etc vulgarly adv …   Dictionary for writing and speaking English

• sit on one's ass — vulgar slang do nothing; fail to take action …   Useful english dictionary

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