More rude, vulgar, or lacking in sensitivity than something or someone else; more grossly inappropriate.
Comparative form of 'crass' using the '-er' suffix, from Latin 'crassus.' This follows the standard English pattern for comparing adjectives, allowing us to measure degrees of rudeness.
English lets us compare how crude things are—'that joke is crassier than the last one'—borrowing from a Roman word about thickness that became code for moral thickness!
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