Associations to the word «Uncouth»
Noun
- Rough
- Garb
- Swain
- Gait
- Barbarian
- Wild
- Savage
- Stiff
- Brute
- Ignorant
- Refinement
- Grunt
- Worshipper
- Dress
- Orthography
- Gadget
- Manner
- Imitation
- Accent
- Rhyme
- Libby
- Extraordinary
- Gesture
- Humour
- Fancy
- Shrink
- Dialect
- Crag
- Monster
- Bough
- Slang
- Paw
- Jimmie
- Delicacy
- Abyss
- Garment
- Lass
- Tongue
- Exterior
- Horde
- Ornament
- Superstition
- Gleam
- Coloured
- Exclamation
- Personage
- Simplicity
- Rag
Adjective
- Barbarous
- Rude
- Awkward
- Homely
- Savage
- Rugged
- Grotesque
- Coarse
- Clumsy
- Shaggy
- Vulgar
- Harsh
- Rough
- Ugly
- Dismayed
- Graceful
- Strange
- Abrupt
- Hideous
- Quaint
- Stalked
- Aristocratic
- Ornamented
- Forlorn
- Hairy
- Pathetic
- Monstrous
- Absurd
- Shrill
- Frightful
- Crude
- Ragged
- Barbarian
- Blunt
- Brutal
- Disagreeable
- Horrid
- Dismal
- Distorted
- Manly
- Gigantic
- Ferocious
- Elegant
- Wild
- Polished
- Feeble
- Queer
- Ridiculous
- Fearful
Wiktionary
UNCOUTH, adjective. (archaic) Unfamiliar, strange, foreign.
UNCOUTH, adjective. Clumsy, awkward.
UNCOUTH, adjective. Unrefined, crude.
Dictionary definition
UNCOUTH, adjective. Lacking refinement or cultivation or taste; "he had coarse manners but a first-rate mind"; "behavior that branded him as common"; "an untutored and uncouth human being"; "an uncouth soldier--a real tough guy"; "appealing to the vulgar taste for violence"; "the vulgar display of the newly rich".
Wise words
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