单词 | plebby |
释义 | plebbyadj. colloquial (derogatory). Originally and chiefly British. Plebeian, working-class; unsophisticated or uncultured. ΘΚΠ society > society and the community > social class > the common people > [adjective] landish1489 popil1531 popular1533 secular1589 plebeial1590 plebeian1602 vulgar1605 plebal1606 multitudinousa1616 gregarian1632 gregary1640 populous1657 roturière1791 demotic1831 vulgarian1833 demic1834 commonal1865 communal1878 folkish1938 plebby1962 pleb1972 1962 ‘J. le Carré’ Murder of Quality i. 9 Mrs. Rode's quite decent..in a plebby sort of way: doyleys and china birds. 1977 J. McClure in Winter's Crimes 9 80 Portland Bill..all coach parties and orange peel... It does tend to be a bit plebbie. 1987 A. Brien Lenin 13 He had climbed a long way up from plebby beginnings. 2002 Daily Tel. 11 June 18/1 ‘Soccer’ is still a mite plebby for the broadsheets (which tend to be staffed by arties..whose schools played rugby). This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < adj.1962 |
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