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A term used for extremely intelligent and cool people or things. It can be used as an adjective or as a noun to describe whatever you think is better then you and the people in your direct surroundings. This term came alive a few years after the death of Jesus Christ. (Rumor: There was a priest named Vulgos who lived near Jerusalem that slayed the three Roman soldiers that killed Christ, using only his mind) In the present, it is used by a Dutch forumite, seen on "WWW.GUNK.BE". He offcourse, is equally cool and intelligent. The term is somewhat unknown in the normal world, but widely used on forums and the likes...
Example#1:
- Did you see that VulgoZ over there?
o Yeah, he is so cool I almost pissed myself!

Example#2:
- Wow, check out this VulgoZ ride I got for my birthday!
o Holy shit! You're gonna be such a VulgoZ when you drive that to school!
VulgoZ by Instorpalz November 5, 2005
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(adjective)
Derived from "vulgar" and "vulgarity". Means to be deliberately vulgar in fashion and style, like adapting a pornstar look or being scantily clad. The vulgo look can be seriously, humorously, or ironically adapted, but it is always deliberate. Otherwise, it is not vulgo.
By watching, for example, a gay pride parade, you'll learn everything about the vulgo look.
"Vulgo" can also mean being deliberately vulgar in attitude and language, displaying a behavior meant to shock and/or provoke.
Madonna has often displayed a vulgo look with pride and Howard Stern sure has a vulgo attitude.
vulgo by Mefistofeles August 30, 2004
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