Crude, unrefined; vulgar. Obsolete.

Of or characteristic of the common people; plebeian, vulgar; democratic. Also: (in later use) concerned with or interested in (famous) people.

Like a porter (porter, n.2 1a); (derogatory) uncouth, vulgar, rude.

Belonging to or characteristic of people engaged in manual work, esp. regarded as a class, artisanal; vulgar, coarse. Now rare.

Appropriate to, characteristic of, a souter.

characteristic of or befitting a tapster.

Belonging to or characteristic of the lower part of the social scale or the lower classes; vulgar, coarse. Now archaic and rare.

Relating to or characteristic of a porter (porter, n.2 1); (derogatory) uncouth, vulgar, rude.

smacking of the tavern.

Chiefly derogatory. Having qualities or features characteristic of or attributed to the lower social classes; commonplace, undistinguished…

Having a common and offensively mean character; coarsely commonplace; lacking in refinement or good… Of actions, manners, features, etc.

Resembling or having the characteristics of a mob; disorderly, tumultuous; crowded. Also (usually depreciative): characteristic of or appealing to…

With the senses ‘such as might be expected in a pothouse (sense 1)’, ‘characteristic of or suggestive of a pothouse’ (esp. in being vulgar…

Somewhat common, usual, or ordinary.

depreciative. Of a person or a person's qualities, behaviour, etc.: lacking refinement; vulgar, coarse, low-class. Cf. (as) common as dirt (also muck)…

= vulgar, adj. (in later use in sense 13).

Somewhat vulgar.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Of questionable taste, disreputable; improper, vulgar; spec. (of language, jokes, etc.) slightly indecent or obscene. Cf. dirty, adj. 2.