It must remembered that at that time using granite for the facade was
considered vulgar.
She had always been a
little vulgar, a little crude.
Vulgar materialism; not a happy subject.
However there was a
rather vulgar
sketch with a female dancer cleaning a toilet.
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bit vulgar?
Hydrangeas are often
considered too vulgar
by some people.
No inappropriate (
e.g. vulgar, offensive etc ) user names.
Vulgar tongue, oh!
I must confess to a weakness for a well turned heel - nothing too high or
too vulgar.
More than you'd think [ november 17 ] isn't it all just a
tad vulgar?
I'm sad to say that the over-commercialised " i want " nature of christmas in the western world has never
seemed more vulgar.
This could be seen at its crassest in the
vulgar bourgeois economists, but the vulgar bourgeois economists, but the vulgar marxists soon followed in their footsteps.
Did you suppose we are
so vulgar
as to use money here?
There's something authoritative about the familiar chunky design, but
nothing vulgar.
Vulgar prejudice
by the irish government.
It has burning, golden eyes. ' the doctor: ' discussing money's
very vulgar
don't you think?
Vulgar joke
at this point.
The city is all gold and crystal and ivory, but
not vulgar
or garish or tacky.
Vulgar speech.
Benny hill was a typical, slightly rude,
slightly vulgar
comic.
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