vulgus
vul·gus
noun \ˈvəl-gəs\Definition of VULGUS
: a short composition in Latin verse formerly common as an exercise in some English public schools
Origin of VULGUS
probably alteration of obsolete vulgars English sentences to be translated into Latin
First Known Use: 1856
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