scurrile (Meaning)

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scurrile (a.)

Such as befits a buffoon or vulgar jester; grossly opprobrious or loudly jocose in language; scurrilous; as, scurrile taunts.

The comedian's scurrile jokes offended many in the audience, prompting some to walk out of the show.
His scurrile remarks during the meeting were deemed inappropriate for the professional setting.
The tabloid published scurrile gossip about the celebrity's personal life, fueling controversy and outrage.
Despite its scurrile content, the controversial novel garnered attention for its bold portrayal of societal issues.
The politician's scurrile comments sparked a heated debate among constituents and colleagues alike.
The comedian's scurrile humor often pushed the boundaries of decency, provoking both laughter and criticism.
The magazine faced backlash for its scurrile portrayal of sensitive topics, risking its credibility in the process.
The artist's scurrile artwork challenged conventional notions of beauty and morality.
His scurrile behavior at the party shocked and embarrassed his friends, who distanced themselves from him afterward.
The website featured scurrile memes and jokes that appealed to a niche audience with a taste for dark humor.

Such as befits a buffoon or vulgar jester; grossly opprobrious or loudly jocose in language; scurrilous; as, scurrile taunts.

vulgar, vituperative,outrageous, scurrilous, vituperatory, abusive, filthy, dirty, coarse, malicious

temperate, moderate, respectful, temperate, civil, civil,moderate, deferential, respectful, deferential

The comedian's scurrile jokes offended many in the audience, prompting some to walk out of the show.

His scurrile remarks during the meeting were deemed inappropriate for the professional setting.

The tabloid published scurrile gossip about the celebrity's personal life, fueling controversy and outrage.

Despite its scurrile content, the controversial novel garnered attention for its bold portrayal of societal issues.