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• n  foul-mouthed or obscene abuse

• Here is romantic pish-tush, complete with nobility, scurrility, offstage virility, plight, blight, violent demise and intentions tragically mistaken.
• After so wanton a scurrility the arrest of Editor Maresch was inevitable: but he gave further provocation by declaring: "The efficiency of the police of Prague would be increased .
• In a little more than two years, a 25 magazine called Confidential, based on the proposition that millions like to wallow in scurrility, has become the biggest newsstand seller .

• billingsgate

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• Robert Bork in NPR
  The grounds for that opposition were summarized in a briefing book that Bork called "world class......scurrility."