scurrilous

IPA: skˈɝʌɫʌs

adjective

(of a person) Given to vulgar verbal abuse; foul-mouthed.
(of language) Coarse, vulgar, abusive, or slanderous.
Gross, vulgar and evil.

Examples of "scurrilous" in Sentences

Jonathon Adler at VC, however, noted Dellinger's op-ed calling the scurrilous attack "shameful".
And, you know, clearly, an attempt by the Obama campaign to put an end to what he calls scurrilous attacks here.
-- The answer to that question I will borrow from the satire itself, as you choose to term your scurrilous lampoon.
The claims were described as "scurrilous" by Lilian Foggo, his widow, and strongly denied by his colleagues on the original project.
When the intemperate heats of the spirit break out in scurrilous and abusive language, then the troubled sea casts forth mire and dirt.
But, before I could even get to it, he wanted to bring it up, and, clearly, an attempt by the Obama campaign to put an end to what he calls scurrilous attacks here.
You know, he also wants to talk about it obviously politically because there's been a lot of these, what he calls scurrilous e-mails out there about him being a supposed Muslim.
The Kerik associate, Anthony Modafferi, who served as trustee of his legal defence fund, had written what the judge described as scurrilous internet articles attacking the prosecutors.
When a reporter from a local paper asked Jones how he felt about being called scurrilous, he responded with a phrase we can't repeat, save that it involved Gingrich, "and the horse he rode in on."
The Lieberman -- at the time, the Lieberman campaign suggested the site was attacked by supporters of the Lamont campaign, charges that Ned Lamont called scurrilous, and the campaign demanded an apology.

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