1
Her considerable sources, named and anonymous, do offer scurrilous details and minutiae.
2
I know also who is the author of the two scurrilous paragraphs.
3
It was a scurrilous anti-Catholic leaflet, grossly personal and savouring of atheism.
4
It has gone the length of scurrilous songs about our worthy gentleman.
5
Knowles scowled at him; he had no fancy for Pike's scurrilous gossip.
6
Lady T. My lord, you grow scurrilous; you'll make me hate you.
7
I wonder, my lady, you defile your mouth with his scurrilous words.
8
Insolent, scurrilous, or slanderous language, when it precedes an assault, aggravates it.
9
His last pamphlet, however, is a most scurrilous attack against his country.
10
They made a scurrilous joke suggesting that the boy is her love-child.
11
He knew better than to pay that scurrilous voice much attention.
12
Musta heard all those scurrilous rumors circulated by the fascist press.
13
But I maintain that it was good that he penned the scurrilous article.
14
New York City was nicknamed Hamiltonopolis and jingled in scurrilous rhymes.
15
Then he ran hastily through the scurrilous perversion of his words.
16
The former is very scurrilous and scandalous, and betrays private conversation.
