plebby

/ ˈplɛbɪ /

adjective

1. informal.
   common or vulgar

   a plebby party

Word History and Origins

Origin of plebby¹

C20: shortened from plebeian

Example Sentences

Every so often a celebrity would take to the stage to collect their prize, and after thanking the director and their co-stars and dribbling on about their disgusting family for a bit, they'd gaze up at the "regular" folk in the cheap seats and offer a profound thank you to them, because after all, dear public, you are the ones who ultimately blah blah blah let me pat you on the head blah blah blah God bless your plebby little faces blah blah blah.

From The Guardian

Photograph: David Cameron's Twitter Page/Twitter A caterpillar birthday cake – how plebby is that?

From The Guardian