vulgar adj. (the sense ‘low, mean’ occurs)
1.
of the common people, plebeian
2H4 I. iii. 90
“the heart,”
Cor. I. i. 221
“Five tribunes to defend
their
wisdoms,”
II. i. 234
“
station”
(=among the crowd), IV. vii. 21.
3.
commonly known or
experienced
Tw.N. III. i. 138
“a proof”
(=common experience),
Ham. I. ii. 99
“the most vulgar thing
to sense.”
4.
common to all
John II. i. 387
“the air”
; in an unfavourable sense
Ham. I. iii. 61
“Be thou familiar, but
by no means vulgar.”