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Definition of coarse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of coarse is as below...
Coarse
(superl.)
Not
refined;
rough;
rude;
unpolished;
gross;
indelicate;
as,
coarse
manners;
coarse
language..
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Slubber
::
Slubber
(v. t.) To do
lazily,
imperfectly,
or
coarsely..
Hards
::
Hards (n. pl.) The
refuse
or
coarse
part of fiax; tow.
Seaware
::
Seaware
(n.)
Seaweed;
esp.,
coarse
seaweed.
See Ware, and Sea
girdles..
Canvas
::
Canvas
(n.) A
coarse
cloth so woven as to form
regular
meshes
for
working
with the
needle,
as in
tapestry,
or
worsted
work..
Trass
::
Trass (n.) A white to gray
volcanic
tufa,
formed
of
decomposed
trachytic
cinders;
--
sometimes
used as a
cement.
Hence,
a
coarse
sort of
plaster
or
mortar,
durable
in
water,
and used to line
cisterns
and other
reservoirs
of
water..
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Characterized
by
roughness;
umpolished;
raw;
lacking
delicacy
or
refinement;
coarse.
Brute
::
Brute (n.) A
brutal
person;
a
savage
in heart or
manners;
as
unfeeling
or
coarse
person.
Hurds
::
Hurds (n.) The
coarse
part of flax or hemp;
hards.
Saltcat
::
Saltcat
(n.) A
mixture
of salt,
coarse
meal, lime, etc.,
attractive
to
pigeons..
Cocklebur
::
Cocklebur
(n.) A
coarse,
composite
weed,
having
a rough or
prickly
fruit;
one of
several
species
of the genus
Xanthium;
--
called
also
clotbur..
Till
::
Till (n.) A kind of
coarse,
obdurate
land..
Delicate
::
Delicate
(a.) Fine or
slender;
minute;
not
coarse;
-- said of a
thread,
or the like; as,
delicate
cotton..
Strout
::
Strouding
(n.)
Material
for
strouds;
a kind of
coarse
cloth used in trade with the North
American
Indians.
Rough
::
Rough (n.)
Marked
by
coarseness;
shaggy;
ragged;
disordered;
-- said of
dress,
appearance,
or the like; as, a rough
coat..
Whittle
::
Whittle
(n.) A
grayish,
coarse
double
blanket
worn by
countrywomen,
in the west of
England,
over the
shoulders,
like a cloak or
shawl..
Sift
::
Sift (v. t.) To
separate
with a
sieve,
as the fine part of a
substance
from the
coarse;
as, to sift meal or
flour;
to sift
powder;
to sift sand or
lime..
Dolerite
::
Dolerite
(n.) A
dark-colored,
basic,
igneous
rock,
composed
essentially
of
pyroxene
and a
triclinic
feldspar
with
magnetic
iron. By many
authors
it is
considered
equivalent
to a
coarse-grained
basalt..
Crockery
::
Crockery
(n.)
Earthenware;
vessels
formed
of baked clay,
especially
the
coarser
kinds..
Fat
::
Fat
(superl.)
Exhibiting
the
qualities
of a fat
animal;
coarse;
heavy;
gross;
dull;
stupid.
Osnaburg
::
Osnaburg
(n.) A
species
of
coarse
linen,
originally
made in
Osnaburg,
Germany..
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