scurrilous

He knew better than to pay that scurrilous voice much attention.

Each side, not surprisingly, has grown scurrilous about the other.

How many other cases have his scurrilous imprint on them?

She accepted, with only a few scurrilous observations on the sort of people he seemed to know at home.

These verses were very scurrilous, or I would reproduce them here.

It is quite possible, incidentally, that much of his more scurrilous material was written by me.

"I did not find it ludicrous or scurrilous," she said.

Serves them right for cooking up such a scurrilous plot.

Another, equally scurrilous rumor had me in bed with the show's press agent.

A scurrilous rumor, to be sure, but one Abigail had apparently heard.

Only a few scurrilous and regrettably popular songs did that.

He called the tactic "a scurrilous attempt to win by dividing."

Its use as the title for a piece of music implies a scurrilous entertainment.

"Well, that's the most scurrilous lie I have ever heard.

Guys are just scurrilous and derogatory as you go past them."

Instead, the unions say, the tactics range from questionable to scurrilous.

Forewarn him that he use no scurrilous words in's tunes.

"You cannot prove such a wild and totally scurrilous story.

To me, I have been pilloried with scurrilous allegations of this nature.

I felt so sorry for her, driven away by the most scurrilous, foul lies.

They thought that it was "scurrilous," and thus damaging to the young woman's reputation.

"It is scurrilous to use my remarks to accuse me of racism."

"What she would rather do is throw out scurrilous, lying remarks.

"It will concern a scurrilous plot against a woman."

Their gossip was usually more interesting than anything in the books, and a lot more scurrilous.