1. comparative form of crass; more lacking in sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• His second joke was even crasser than the first.
• The politician’s crasser remarks alienated moderate voters.
• She found his behavior crasser than she had expected.
• The movie’s sequel contained crasser humor than the original.
• His crasser approach to business negotiations backfired.
• The comedian’s crasser material didn’t suit the family audience.