| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| CRUDE | Vulgar | |
| OBSCENE | Vulgar | |
| TACKY | Vulgar | |
| PEOPLISH | Vulgar. | |
| TACKIEST | Most vulgar | |
| OBSCENITIES | Vulgar comments | |
| LOWCOMEDY | Vulgar humour | |
| COARSER | More vulgar | |
| UNCOUTH | Coarse, vulgar | |
| BOUNDER | Vulgar upstart | |
| POPULOUS | Common; vulgar. | |
| BUFFOONLY | Low; vulgar. | |
| EARTHBRED | Low; grovelling; vulgar. | |
| TRIVIAL | Ordinary; commonplace; trifling; vulgar. | |
| INVULGAR | Not vulgar; refined; elegant. | |
| SHOPLIKE | Suiting a shop; vulgar. | |
| VULGARLY | In a vulgar manner. | |
| COMMONISH | Somewhat common; commonplace; vulgar. | |
| COMMONGROUND | Vulgar terrain shared by others | |
| COMMONWEALTH | Vulgar riches for trading federation | |
| SORT | Condition above the vulgar; rank. | |
| SCURVY | Vile; mean; low; vulgar; contemptible. | |
| VULGARISM | A vulgar phrase or expression. | |
| VULGARIZE | To make vulgar, or common. | |
| VULGARNESS | The quality of being vulgar. | |