Scurrilous ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Scurrilous ( adjective )

1. Using or containing coarse or abusive language.
2. Containing or characterized by vulgar or coarse humor.

Origin:

The word scurrilous comes from the latin word "scurrilis" which means low, vulgar, or abusive. it is first recorded in the english language in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The comedian's scurrilous jokes were not appropriate for the audience.
2. The scurrilous newspaper article was filled with lies and innuendo.
3. He had a scurrilous way of talking about his enemies.
4. He had a scurrilous sense of humor that was not appreciated.
5. The scurrilous allegations in the article were not true.

(As a noun)

Scurrilous ( noun )

1. Using or containing coarse or abusive language.
2. Containing or characterized by vulgar or coarse humor.

Origin:

The word scurrilous comes from the latin word "scurrilis" which means low, vulgar, or abusive. it is first recorded in the english language in the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The comedian's scurrilous jokes were not appropriate for the audience.
2. The scurrilous newspaper article was filled with lies and innuendo.
3. He had a scurrilous way of talking about his enemies.
4. He had a scurrilous sense of humor that was not appreciated.
5. The scurrilous allegations in the article were not true.