21. The word with the most variations by far, however, is a certain vulgarism unprintable in these pages. 22. Asked if he had anything to say to the Byrd family, King smirked and responded with a vulgarism . 23. It doesn't have to be perfectly formal, some slang is fine, but probably not vulgarisms . 24. The editor of Black Mask, Joseph Shaw, was on guard against the use of vulgarisms by his writers. 25. The choice of picture evoked an ethnic stereotype, and the publication of the vulgarism violated The Times'standards. 26. Even the McMurtry trademark of lowest-common-denominator, laugh-getting vulgarisms seems less obtrusive in this setting: 27. He may also have been damaged by his later use of a Yiddish vulgarism to describe Schumer, who is Jewish. 28. Informed that he had terminal cancer, he shouted a vulgarism in outraged disbelief and dropped dead with cardiac arrest .) 29. The " Versus " are sometimes classified as " popular " poetry, on the basis of their vulgarisms . 30. He also berated D'Amato for disparaging him with a Yiddish vulgarism at a meeting with Jewish leaders earlier this week.
