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Definition of coarse
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Coarse
(superl.)
Large in bulk, or
composed
of large parts or
particles;
of
inferior
quality
or
appearance;
not fine in
material
or close in
texture;
gross;
thick;
rough;
--
opposed
to fine; as,
coarse
sand;
coarse
thread;
coarse
cloth;
coarse
bread..
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Gurjun
::
Gurjun
(n.) A thin
balsam
or wood oil
derived
from the
Diptcrocarpus
laevis,
an East
Indian
tree. It is used in
medicine,
and as a
substitute
for
linseed
oil in the
coarser
kinds of
paint..
Hatchel
::
Hatchel
(n.) An
instrument
with long iron teeth set in a
board,
for
cleansing
flax or hemp from the tow,
hards,
or
coarse
part; a kind of large comb; --
called
also
hackle
and
heckle..
Bent
::
Bent (n.) A
reedlike
grass;
a stalk of
stiff,
coarse
grass..
Cord
::
Cord (n.) A solid
measure,
equivalent
to 128 cubic feet; a pile of wood, or other
coarse
material,
eight feet long, four feet high, and four feet
broad;
--
originally
measured
with a cord or
line..
Gneiss
::
Gneiss
(n.) A
crystalline
rock,
consisting,
like
granite,
of
quartz,
feldspar,
and mica, but
having
these
materials,
especially
the mica,
arranged
in
planes,
so that it
breaks
rather
easily
into
coarse
slabs or
flags.
Hornblende
sometimes
takes the place of the mica, and it is then
called
hornblendic
/
syenitic
gneiss.
Similar
varieties
of
related
rocks are also
called
gneiss..
Canvas
::
Canvas
(n.) A
coarse
cloth so woven as to form
regular
meshes
for
working
with the
needle,
as in
tapestry,
or
worsted
work..
Rubble
::
Rubble
(n.)
Water-worn
or rough
broken
stones;
broken
bricks,
etc., used in
coarse
masonry,
or to fill up
between
the
facing
courses
of
walls..
Stowed
::
Stover
(n.)
Fodder
for
cattle,
especially
straw or
coarse
hay..
Gross
::
Gross
(superl.)
Coarse;
rough;
not fine or
delicate.
Baize
::
Baize (n.) A
coarse
woolen
stuff with a long nap; --
usually
dyed in plain
colors.
Rough
::
Rough (n.) A rude
fellow;
a
coarse
bully;
a
rowdy.
Lyme Grass
::
Lyme grass () A
coarse
perennial
grass of
several
species
of
Elymus,
esp. E.
Canadensis,
and the
European
E.
arenarius..
Brownwort
::
Brownwort
(n.) A
species
of
figwort
or
Scrophularia
(S.
vernalis),
and other
species
of the same
genus,
mostly
perennials
with
inconspicuous
coarse
flowers..
Rockweed
::
Rockweed
(n.) Any
coarse
seaweed
growing
on
sea-washed
rocks,
especially
Fucus..
Greillade
::
Greillade
(n.) Iron ore in
coarse
powder,
prepared
for
reduction
by the
Catalan
process..
Rasp
::
Rasp (v. t.)
Hence,
figuratively:
To grate
harshly
upon; to
offend
by
coarse
or rough
treatment
or
language;
as, some
sounds
rasp the ear; his
insults
rasped
my
temper..
Water Radish
::
Water
radish
() A
coarse
yellow-flowered
plant
(Nasturtium
amphibium)
related
to the water cress and to the
horse-radish.
Coarseness
::
Coarseness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
coarse;
roughness;
inelegance;
vulgarity;
grossness;
as,
coarseness
of food,
texture,
manners,
or
language..
Tow
::
Tow (n.) The
coarse
and
broken
part of flax or hemp,
separated
from the finer part by the
hatchel
or
swingle..
Saltcat
::
Saltcat
(n.) A
mixture
of salt,
coarse
meal, lime, etc.,
attractive
to
pigeons..
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