Scurrilous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCURRILOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• using or given to coarse language
• making or spreading scandalous claims about someone with the intention of damaging their reputation
• humorously insulting
• Using the low and indecent language of the meaner sort of people, or such as only the license of buffoons can warrant; as, a scurrilous fellow.
• Containing low indecency or abuse; mean; foul; vile; obscenely jocular; as, scurrilous language.
• expressing offensive reproach
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• using or given to coarse language; vulgar and evil

Words related to SCURRILOUS

scurrilities14 scurrility15 scurrilously17

Words that contain SCURRILOUS

scurrilously17 scurrilousness16 scurrilousnesse17 scurrilousnesses18

How to use SCURRILOUS in a sentence

• Some of them are scurrilous and obscene, deserving no further attention than a record of their existence.
• A fresh graduate from the case at one time wrote a scurrilous biography of Washington.
• The king carried a copy in his pocket, and courtiers vied with each other in quoting its most scurrilous passages.
• As I review the progress of their rights, let the reader recollect that this opposition was always present, violent, loud, and often scurrilous.
• Friends of ours as far away as California have seen it and recognized her portrait, drawn by your scurrilous pen.
• The more reckless spirits sang, jested, wrote scurrilous songs on the Roundheads, and passed the time as cheerfully as might be.
• Certainly the paper was not established with any idea of profit, nor for the gratification of indulging in scurrilous personal attacks.
• The most vigorous English satire of this entire period was that which we owe to the scurrilous pen of Skelton and the provocative personality of Wolsey.
• He found himself assailed by two scurrilous libels, which were traced to the Count Alessandro Brusantini, feudal lord of Culagna and Bismozza.
• Lather is also cited as uttering most repulsive and scurrilous sentiments about the Pope.
• After all, scurrilous denunciation never affected me.
• Finally he made some scurrilous remark, and then another knife and fork came into play.
• Then he ran hastily through the scurrilous perversion of his words.
• He rode up and detached it, and found it was a violent and scurrilous attack upon the Archbishop for his supposed share in the death of the two Papists.
• Scurrilous ballads were published against him both in the English and French languages.
• Some of the men who frequented the tavern, posted in the barroom a scurrilous libel upon old Dr.
• After Wendell Phillips made an equally scurrilous attack on Judge Hoar, Emerson refused to take his hand.
• Publications more abusive or scurrilous never saw the light, than were sent forth against Washington, and all his leading measures, from presses south of New England.
• When he was scurrilous, abusive, ribald, malicious, it was anonymously.
• Here are two pages of scurrilous faction, with a deal of reflections on great persons.
• Many persons thought that he was more than glad to be relieved of the increasing abuse of the scurrilous editors.
• His last pamphlet, however, is a most scurrilous attack against his country.
• The Boston Congregationalist has a scurrilous article.
• Their objections are as low and scurrilous as they used to be in the East fifteen or twenty years ago.
• At my first appearance, many of the young members affronted me highly, and demanded several scurrilous questions.

Similar words containing SCURRILOU without suffix s

scurrilously17 scurrilousness16 scurrilousnesse17 scurrilousnesses18

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