Coarse

Definition: Coarse

Coarse

Adjective

1. Of texture; large-grained or rough to the touch; "coarse meal"; "coarse sand"; "a coarse weave".

2. 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".

3. Of low or inferior quality or value; "of what coarse metal ye are molded"- Shakespeare; "produced...the common cloths used by the poorer population".

4. Conspicuously and tastelessly indecent; "coarse language"; "a crude joke"; "crude behavior"; "an earthy sense of humor"; "a revoltingly gross expletive"; "a vulgar gesture"; "full of language so vulgar it should have been edited".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "coarse" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1258. (references)

Note: Coarse \Coarse\, adjective. [Comparative Coarser; superlative Coarsest.]. (Websters 1913)

Food & Agriculture

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonyms: Coarse

Impurity

Adjective: impure; unclean; (dirty); not to be mentioned to ears polite; immodest, shameless; indecorous, indelicate, indecent; Fescennine; loose, risque, coarse, gross, broad, free, equivocal, smutty, fulsome, ribald, obscene, bawdy, pornographic.

Nonpreparation

Adjective: unprepared; without preparation; incomplete; rudimental, embryonic, abortive; immature, unripe, kachcha, raw, green, crude; coarse; rough cast, rough hewn; in the rough; unhewn, unformed, unfashioned, unwrought, unlabored, unblown, uncooked, unboiled, unconcocted, unpolished.

Texture

Textural, textile; fine grained, coarse grained; fine, delicate, subtile, gossamery, filmy, silky, satiny; coarse; homespun.

Uncleanness

Nasty, coarse, foul, offensive, abominable, beastly, reeky, reechy; fetid.

Vulgarity

Coarse, indecorous, ribald, gross; unseemly, unbeseeming, unpresentable; contra bonos mores; ungraceful; (ugly).

Crosswords: Coarse

It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere. (Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones; writing credit: George Lucas)

Of coarse. Why else do you think I sent the bill to your father? (The Sound of Music; writing credit: Richard Rodgers; Oscar Hammerstein II)

If you must cross a coarse, cross cow across a crowded cow crossing, cross the cross, coarse cow across the crowded cow crossing carefully. (references; author: unknown)

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References

• The 2000 Import and Export Market for Horsehair and Other Coarse Animal Hair Excluding Wool in Europe (reference)

• The 2002 World Forecasts of Horsehair and Other Coarse Animal Hair excluding Wool Export Supplies (reference)

• The 2003 World Forecasts of Horsehair and Other Coarse Animal Hair excluding Wool Export Supplies (reference)

• The World Market for Horsehair and Other Coarse Animal Hair excluding Wool: A 2003 Global Trade Perspective (reference)

  (more reference examples)

Books

• Coarse Fishing with Matt Hayes (reference)

• The Adaptable Flyfisher: Wild Trout and Coarse Fish on Fly (reference)

• The Art of Coarse Golf (reference)

• The Art of Coarse Sailing (reference)

• The Art of Coarse Sex (reference)

  (more book examples)

Consumer Goods

• Bosch MUZ 4 RS1 Coarse Grater Disk (reference)

• Microplane Coarse Grater (reference)

• DMT W250ECNB 4" x 10" Duosharp Extra Fine & Coarse Diamond Whetstone (reference)

• Kreg SML-C125 1-1/4" #7 Coarse Screw (1000-Pack) (reference)

  (more baby examples; more wireless phone examples; more garden examples; more kitchen examples; more tool examples)

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This mature P. malariae schizont is contained within a normal sized RBC. The parasite contains 6-12 merozoites with large nuclei, and has a coarse, dark brown pigment. Credit: CDC.

Birch Island beach showing gradation of sediment from coarse pebbles to sand as one moves up from the shoreline. Seaweed is evident along "rack" line showing furthest extent of normal high tide. Wildflower seeds float in on algae and take root helping preserve sediment. Credit: America's Coastlines.

Commander William A. Glassford, Jr., ship's Commanding Officer and Commander Destroyer Division 32 (seated, center) with Chauncey's Officers and Chief Petty Officers, while she was at the Mare Island Navy Yard, 1919. Among those seated are (from left to right): Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Thomas C. Macklin -- tentative identification; Lieutenant Allan P. Flagg; Lieutenant Commander Charles H. Ingraham, Executive Officer; Commander Glassford; unidentified Lieutenant; an Ensign (probably either Philip M. Fisher, Jr.; Walter A. Keller; or William R. Schimmeyer); and Gunner Joseph R. Ross -- tentative identification. Note the coarse canvas deck covering, and the supporting framework for the ship's foredeck awning. Credit: NAVY.

Production. Copper. Part of a group of five Symons short-head cone crushers for reducing the coarse copper ore to a smaller size at the Magna mill of the Utah Copper Company where vast quantities of copper ore are treated. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Vigorous, decided, with sentiments to a certain point, not coarse.

On this public holiday, as on all other occasions, for seven years past, Hester was clad in a garment of coarse grey cloth.

He would say coarse, obscene, and indecent things with an inexpressible tranquillity and coolness which was elegant.

Mr Dedalus uttered a guffaw of coarse scorn.

The man ran his fingers through his coarse, short, graying hair.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Breast size and body fat decrease, the skin becomes coarse, the clitoris enlarges, and the voice deepens. (references)

Children with Hyper-IgE Syndrome may have recurrent pneumonias, lung abscesses and often have coarse features, an itchy rash, and skeletal abnormalities, including thin bones prone to repeated fractures. (references)

Various therapies to improve the features of chronic photodamage (scaliness, coarse and fine wrinkling, telangiectasis, and irregular pigmentation) including chemical peels, the topical use of 5-fluorouracil, alpha-hydroxy acids, and all-transretinoic acid have been tried. (references)

Business

According to the Air Quality Preservation Act, emission standards have been set for 26 substances including sulfur dioxide, SO2, NOX, coarse dust (TSP), offensive odors and so forth. (references)

Economic History

India

Agriculture (25% of GDP): Products--wheat, rice, coarse grains, oilseeds, sugar, cotton, jute, tea. (references)

Brazil

Traditionally a net coarse grain importer, Brazil emerged as a corn exporter in January 2001. However, northeastern Brazil continues to import due to the high internal freight costs. (references)

Barbados

Barbados is the eighth largest market in the Caribbean for U.S. agricultural products, importing a total of $62 million in CY 2000. In the bulk agricultural category ($13 million in 2000), the best opportunities for U.S. products are for soybeans, wheat, coarse grains and rice. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expressions using "coarse": coarse aggregate ♦ coarse bread ♦ coarse control ♦ coarse food ♦ coarse grain ♦ coarse grained ♦ coarse hemp fabric ♦ coarse language ♦ coarse metal ♦ coarse milling ♦ coarse mine ♦ coarse pitch ♦ coarse pitch stop ♦ coarse rice ♦ coarse texture ♦ coarse waste of animal hair ♦ uncarded or uncombed coarse animal hair ♦ yarn of coarse animal hair. Additional references.

Beginning with "coarse": coarse-bladed, coarse-boned, coarse-cut, coarse-featured, coarse-fishing, coarse-grained, coarse-graining, coarse-looking, coarse-minded, coarse-pelted, coarse-spun, coarse-stranded, coarse-textured, coarse-tongued, coarse-winded, coarse-woven.

Albanian

vulgar (banal, common, gross, low, low-lived, low-minded, raffish, ribald, tawdry, vulgar, vulgarian), pa cilësi, i vrazhdë (abrupt, austere, bad tempered, boeotian, boorish, brutal, brutish, churlish, clownish, crude, discordant, dissonant, earthy, fretful, grave, gross, hard, hard-fisted, harsh, heavy-handed, ill natured, low-bred, morose, murky, robustious, rough, rough spoken, rude, scurrilous, severe, stern, sullen, surly, truculent, uncivil, unfinished, unhandsome, unmannerly), i trashë (bearish, clumsy, coarse grained, crass, deep, dense, dullish, dumb, dummy, fat, fatuous, fool, full-bodied, full-fed, gross, gruff, lardy, oafish, obese, obtuse, puddingy, purblind, ropy, rough and ready, round, roundabout, slapstick, slow witted, slowcoach, stupid, tactless, thick, uncouth, viscous, wooden, wooden-headed), i rëndomtë (banal, base, common, commonplace, copybook, corny, everyday, habitual, hackneyed, homely, mundane, ordinary, plain, platitudinous, prose, prosy, second rate, substandard, trite, vulgar), i ashpër (argute, austere, biting, bluff, bluffy, Brant, bristly, brusque, churlish, crude, ding-dong, dour, draconian, draconic, gravelly, grim, gruff, hard, harsh, ill, ill natured, inclement, keen, malevolent, pipy, raucous, rigid, rigorous, rough, rough and ready, rude, savage, scabrous, scathing, scratchy, severe, shaggy, slashing, smart, stern, strict, tough, truculent, uncharitable, unkind, unmerciful, violent, wiry). (various references)

Arabic 

‏فظ (abrupt, blunt, boor, boorish, brusque, brutish, burly, chuffy, churlish, clownish, country, crude, crusty, curt, discourteous, earthy, grievous, gross, gruff, hairy, harsh, hoarse, ill mannered, impolite, indelicate, low, mannerless, obdurate, off hand, plug ugly, precipitous, rough, rough and ready, rude, ruffianly, rugged, rustic, savage, scathe, serious, shaggy, short, sour, surly, uncivil, uncouth, unkind, unmannerly, unprintable), ‏غير مصقول (clumsiness, clumsy, inelegant, robust, unfinished, unpolished, unvarnished), ‏غليظ (boor, churlish, hoarse, loutish, mannerless, robust, rugged, rustic, stodgy, strongarm, thick, ungainly, unmannerly, wild), ‏خشن (boorish, bristly, crude, gross, gruff, ill mannered, impolite, indelicate, jagged, mannerless, plebeian, rasping, raucous, rough, roughen, rowdy, rude, rugged, rustic, sand, scabrous, scratchy, stiff, surly, tough, toughen, uncivil, uncouth, vulgar), ‏جلف (blunt, boorish, crude, gruff, ill bred, ill mannered, impolite, rough, roughneck, rude, rude fellow, scuff, uncivil, uncouth), ‏أجش (coarsen, cracked, gravelly, gruff, harsh, hoarse, husky, raucous, rough, rusty, throaty), ‏ردئ (bad, base, bastard, bum, common, doggie, evil, fearful, fiendish, foul, ill, inferior, nice, paltry, poor, poorness, putrid, second rate, slim, sour, tacky, tinpot, unhealthy, vicious, villainous, watery). (various references)

Bulgarian 

суров (austere, crude, dour, draconian, flinty, green, grim, hard, harsh, iron, iron-bound, raw, rigorous, rough, rude, rugged, severe, smart, stiff, uncharitable, uncooked, uncouth, unpitying, unseasoned), груб (abrupt, bearish, boeotian, brusque, callous, churlish, clownish, clumsy, coarse grained, common, crude, cubbish, curt, earthy, feral, glaring, graceless, gross, gruff, hard boiled, harsh, heavy, hoggish, homespun, horny, loutish, low, material, outlandish, raspy, raucous, raw, rough, rough-shod, rowdy, rude, rugged, russet, rusty, short, surly, tough, uncivil, uncouth, wild and woolly), грапав (inelegant, irregular, jagged, ragged, rough, rugged, uneven), вулгарен (caddish, common, doggish, gross, gutter, loud, low, low-minded, raffish, raw, scurrilous, underbred, unedifying, vulgar), неучтив (discourteous, disobliging, disrespectful, impolite, mannerless, uncivil, ungracious, unmannered, unmannerly), неизгладен (unpolished), недодялан (countrified, gawky, heavy, inurbane, loutish, rough-hewn, rugged, rustic, unaccomplished, uncouth, unfinished, unlicked, unrefined, wild and woolly, zizzi), едър (big, bouncing, burly, full, gross, husky, large, massive, massy, overblown, portly, solid, strapping, substantial, walloping). (various references)

Chinese 

麤 (rough, rude), 糙 (rough), 糲 , 粗糙, 粗劣 , 粗 (crude, rough, rude, thick, unfinished, vulgar), 屝 (sandals). (various references)

Czech

chatrný (broken, delicate, frail, jerry built, paltry, poorly, shoddy, unsound, weak), prostý (austere, chaste, frugal, homely, naked, plain, rustic, simple, single, sober, unaffected, unpretentious, unsophisticated, unworldly, vulgar), obyèejný (average, common, common or garden, ordinary, pedestrian, unexceptional, usual), obhroublý, neotesaný (churlish, common, gross, ignorant, loutish, rugged, uncouth), nekultivovaný (low-browed, plebeian, uncultivated, uneducated, unrefined, vulgar), hrubý (abusive, blue, boorish, brut, brutish, coarsened, crass, crude, foul-mouthed, grating, gross, gruff, harsh, howling, knockabout, leathery, low, outrageous, raw, rough, rough and ready, ruddy, rude, rustic, scabrous, sylvan, uncouth, uneven, unmannerly, unprintable, vulgar), drsný (abrasive, broad, crude, grating, gruff, harsh, heavy, inclement, intemperate, leathery, offhand, ragged, raucous, raw, rigorous, rough, ruddy, scabrous, severe, stark, unkind). (various references)

Danish

ru (rough). (various references)

Dutch

ruw (abusive, brute, crude, harsh, rough), grof (abusive, common, crude, everyday, harsh, raw, rough, unrefined, unwrought, vulgar), onkies (abusive, crude, harsh), lomp (abusive, crude, harsh, impolite, rag, rude, scrap). (various references)

Esperanto

malglata (rough), maleleganta (crude), maldelikata (crude, harsh). (various references)

Farsi 

زمخت (Blowsy, Blowzy, Churlish, Clumsy, Crass, Crude, Gross, Hard, Impolite, Raucous, Rough, Rude, Rugged, Tough), زبر (Prickly, Ragged, Rough, Russet, Russeting, Scaly, Shaggy, Stark, Stubby), خشن (Blatant, Blowsy, Blowzy, Boorish, Brutish, Churlish, Crusty, Gruff, Harsh, High, Hoarse, Impolite, Indelicate, Knockkneed, Plebeian, Ragged, Random, Rough, Rowdy, Rude, Scraggy, Truculent, Ungracious, Unkempt, Unmannered, Unmennerly, Wooden), بی ادب (Barbaric, Brusque, Discourteous, Impolite, Indecorous, Irrespective, Irreverent, Lowbrow, Lowly, Plebeian, Uncivil, Uncivilized, Unmannered, Unmennerly). (various references)

Finnish

yksinkertainen (by single entry, naļve, plain, simple, simple-minded, single, straightforward, uncomplicated), vaatimaton (modest, simple, unassuming, unpretentious), tasapainoton (unbalanced), täyttävä, raskas (heavy, ponderous, weighty). (various references)

French

vulgaire (common, commonplace), grossier (coarse-grained), rude, � gros grain (coarse-grained). (various references)

German

grob (abrupt, abusive, blunt, bluntly, bold, boorish, broad, broadly, coarsely, crass, crude, dirty, earthy, glaring, gross, gruffly, harsh, heavy, rough, roughly, rude, rudely, rugged, tough, truculently, uncouth, unsubtle), grobkörnig (coarse grained, gritty). (various references)

Greek 

χονδροειδής (blatant, crude). (various references)

Haitian Creole

gwo (coarse-grained). (various references)

Hebrew 

�'ס (bulky, clumsy, crude, impolite, indelicate, lubricious, rough, rude). (various references)

Hungarian

vastag (bold, corpulent, crass, dense, fat, gross, monumental ignorance, podgy, stiff, thick, to be in the chips), rücskös (rugged), közönséges (base, common, commonplace, dismal, garden-variety, normal, ordinary, pig, plebeian, scummy, scurvied, trite, vulgar, wonted), goromba (bouncy, brusque, chuff, churlish, crude, foulmouthed, graceless, gross, hirsute, rough, rude, ruffianly, surly), durva (barbaric, broad, brusque, brutal, caddish, churlish, coarsened, crass, crude, gross, harsh, hirsute, impious, insensible, offensive, ragged, ramage, Randy, robustic, rough, rude, scraggly, scraggy, scurrilous, stogy, uncouth), érdes (choppy, cragged, harsh, hirsute, hoarse, muddy, ragged, raspy, rough, rugged, rusty, scabrous, scraggy, scrapy, scratchy). (various references)

Indonesian

campa, serabutan (fibrous, mixed, run in confusion), gerutu (rough), gersang (arid, barren, dry). (various references)

Italian

grossolano (chubby, common, crass, dirty, earthy, gross, lowbrow, ungraceful), grezzo (crude, raw, rough, rude, ruffianly, rustic, unwrought). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

粗悪 (crude, inferior), 粗い (rough). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

そざつ (crude, rough), そりゃく (crude, rough), そあく (crude, inferior), ひぞく (bandit, lineal descendants, rebel, vulgar, vulgarism, vulgarity), めのあらい, あらい (rough, rude, wild), �'び (vulgar), ていじ�'�" (low level, vulgar). (various references)

Korean 

조악한. (various references)

Manx

neuveein (indocile), garroo (boisterous, coarse-fibred, crude, dirty, dirty of weather, hairy, harsh, husky, ill-mannered, jagged, low, naughty, pockmarked, raw, rough, rough-and-tumble, rough-spoken, rude, rugged, scraggy, stormy, stormy as sea, stubbly, uncouth, undressed, uneven, uneven as ground, vulgar). (various references)

Norwegian

grov (gross, gruff). (various references)

Pig Latin

oarsecay

Portuguese

grosseiro (a.b.c., abc, awkward, bearish, blanket, boorish, bumbling, caddish, churlish, cloddish, clownish, clumsy, coarse grained, common, crass, crude, cub, curmudgeon, curmudgeonly, earwax, gross, gruff, harsh, heavy-handed, hogmanay, home-made, ill mannered, ill-conceived, impolite, incondite, indelicate, inelaborate, joggly, lacerated, left handed, lob, loutish, low-bred, lubberly, lumpish, piggish, ragged, ribald, rough, rude, rugged, scurrilous, surly, swinish, thick, uncivil, uncouth, uncultivated, unkind, unladylike, unmannerly, unparliamentary, untaught, vulgar, vulgarian, wooden). (various references)

Romanian

vulgar (base, broad, churlish, common, gross, large, low, low-lived, unrefined, vile, vulgar, vulgarly), trivial (common, foul, licentious, low-lived, peddling, trite, vulgar, vulgarly), ordinar (boorish, caddish, common, commonplace, customary, frequent, gross, homespun, improper, ordinary, regular, rough, slavish, trivial, unrefined, usual, vulgar), nemanierat (mannerless), necioplit (barbarous, boorish, churl, churlish, loutish, oafish, rough, unaccomplished, uncouth, unmannerly, unpolished, with the bark on), mojicesc (boorish, churlish, clownish, rude), inferior (base, below the mark, bottom, feeble, inferior, less, lesser, lower, mean, Nether, penny-a-line, second, subordinate, under), grosolan (boorish, broad, brutish, churlish, clumsy, coarsely, crass, crude, currish, elephantine, flagrant, glaring, gross, grossly, homespun, ill bred, indecorous, indelicately, inurbane, large, loutish, oafish, rank, rough, roughly, rude, rugged, rustic, trivial, unaccomplished, unmannerly, vulgar), gros (abundantly, big, blubber, bulk, bulky, compact, densely, gross, highly, podgy, quod, stiff, stout, thick, voluminous), grobian (bear, boorish, brutal, brute, uncivil, uncouth), de proastã calitate, brut (crude, earthy, gross, raw, rough, sheer, undigested), aspru (abrupt, abruptly, acid, acrimonious, biting, brisk, callous, clumsy, crisp, dour, drastic, earthy, edgy, exacting, firm, grating, gruelling, gruff, hard, harsh, hoarse, homespun, husky, ill, inclement, iron, iron-fisted, keen, lashing, nippy, obdurate, punitive, rasping, rigid, rigidly, rigorous, robust, rough, rugged, scabrous, severe, severely, shaggy, shy, smart, snappish, stern, stiff, Strait, strict, strong, stubborn, tough, unkind, violent, wiry). (various references)

Russian 

грубый (bad, barbaric, barbarous, bearish, beastly, bestial, blunt, boeotian, boor, boorish, brusque, brutal, brute, brute-force, brutish, churlish, clownish, common, crass, crude, curmudgeonly, currish, fresh, fulsome, gross, gross ear, gruff, hard bitten, hardhanded, harsh, heathenish, homespun, horny, ill-bred, ill-mannered, ill-natured, jazz, larrikin, loutish, low down, low-lived, rank, raucous, raw, rawhide, ribald, robust, rough, rough and ready, rude, scratchy, scurrilous, uncivil, uncultivated, unfinished, unhewn, unmannerly, vulgar, woolly). (various references)

Scottish

garbh (harsh, hoarse, rough). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

sirov (crude, gothic, raw, rude, underdone), prost (common, commoner, easy, folksy, homely, homespun, inurbane, low-bred, lowbrow, mere, rude, simple, trivial, underbred, vulgar), ogrubeo (coarsened, rough), hrapav (cracked, harsh, husky, ragged, rasping, raucous, rough, rugged, scabrous, scraggy), grub (boorish, brusque, bumptious, crude, harsh, indelicate, lowbrow, rough, rough and ready, rough and tumble). (various references)

Spanish

áspero (abrupt, acid, brusque, crotchety, disagreeable, grating, hackly, hard, harsh, jagged, rasping, rough, rugged, scraggy, severe, sharp, sour, strict, tart, unpolished), desigual (bumpy, different, inequable, irregular, one sided, rough, unequal, uneven), tosco (boorish, clumsy, crude, earthy, hulking, raw, rough, rude, rugged, uncouth), grueso (bold, corpulent, fat, fatty, full, greasy, gross, heavy, hulking, thick, thickness), grosero (boorish, bounder, churl, crass, double chin, earthy, foulmouthed, gross, impolite, lower, nasty, ripe, rough, roughly, rude, rudely, ruffian, scurrilous, uncouth, unpleasant, unsubtle), basto (crude). (various references)

Swedish

grov (bearish, big, boeotian, coarse grained, crass, crude, earthy, fulsome, gross, heavy, inelegant, large, rank, raw, rough, rough spoken, rude, thick), sträv (abrasive, bristly, gruff, harsh, rough, scabrous), plump (blot, earthy, indelicate, ribald, scurrilous, vulgar). (various references)

Thai

หยาบช้า (gross, lowbred), ขา�"รสนิยม. (various references)

Turkish

yontulmamış (barbarous, bearish, brutal, clodhopping, clownish, coarse grained, craggy, hobnailed, rough-hewn, rugged, rustic, shaggy, uncut), terbiyesiz (bad, blackguard, blackguardly, broad, caddish, churlish, coarse grained, dirty, graceless, ill bred, ill mannered, immodest, immoral, impertinent, impolite, improper, impudent, indelicate, inelegant, insolent, mannerless, naughty, ribald, risky, risque, rude, scabrous, shameless, uncultured, underbred, undressed, unmannerly, unpolished), kalitesiz (cheap, cheap and nasty, cheap jack, hand-me-down, inferior, of poor quality, offgrade, ornery, punk, ropy, shoddy, sleazy, third class, third rate), kalın (dense, grave, stout, thick), kaba saba (clownish, common, gauche, rank, robust, robustious, rough, rude), kaba (abrupt, barbarous, base, bearish, boorish, brusque, brutal, brutish, churlish, clodhopping, coarse grained, common, crass, crude, discourteous, disobliging, disrespectful, doric, foul, graceless, gross, gruff, gutter, hard-hitting, harsh, heavy, hobnailed, hoggish, ill bred, ill mannered, impolite, incondite, indelicate, inelegant, loud, loutish, offhand, offhanded, ornery, puffy, rank, rough, rough-hewn, roughly, rude, rugged, rustic, short-spoken, splay, swinish, tactless, unceremonious, unchivalrous, uncivil, uncomplaisant, uncomplimentary, uncouth, underbred, unfinished, ungainly, ungalant, ungentle, ungentlemanlike, ungentlemanly, ungraceful, ungracious, unmannerly, unparliamentary, unpolished, unrefined, vulgar), iri taneli (coarse grained, large-grained), bayağı (banal, camp, cheap, coarse grained, common, common as dirt, commonplace, corrupt, dastardly, debased, goodish, inferior, lewd, little, low camp, low class, no class, ordinary, plebeian, pretty, prosaic, quite, rather, run-off-the-mill, shoddy, tawdry, tolerably, vulgar), adi (abject, base, camp, campy, cheap jack, chintzy, coarse grained, common, common as dirt, commonplace, contemptible, dastardly, despicable, everyday, groveling, grovelling, gutter, hackneyed, jerkwater, little, low, low class, mean, measly, no class, one horse, ordinary, ornery, picayune, picayunish, poky, rubbishy, shoddy, slavish, sleazy, twopenny, twopenny-halfpenny, vile, vulgar, wormy, yellow dog). (various references)

Turkmen 

harsal (crude, gross). (various references)

Ukrainian

шершавий (granulated, husky, scabrous, shaggy), крупнозернистий (coarse grained), крупний (big), грубий (abrupt, artless, barbaresque, barbaric, base, bearish, boarish, broad, brusque, brute, caddish, chuffy, churlish, clownish, clumsy, coarse grained, crass, crude, gross, hard boiled, homely, ill bred, knockabout, offhand, plebeian, primitive, ribald, rough, rough spoken, rude, scratchy, shaggy, surly, swinish, truculent, uncouth), вульгарний (banal, blatant, caddish, gross, low, low down, non-u, parvenu, raffish, unladylike, vapid, vulgar, vulgarian), неввічливий (ill mannered, impolite, non-conventional, rude, uncivil, ungracious), необроблений (crude, natural, nontreated, raw, rough, uncultivated, undeveloped, undressed, unfinished, waste, wild), непристойний (bad, bawdy, beastly, blue, dirty, fie-fie, foul, graceless, greasy, immodest, improper, impure, indecent, lewd, nasty, nubbly, obscene, off color, off colour, paw-paw, ribald, salacious, salt, scabrous, scurrilous, shameless, smutty, sultry, unbecoming, unchaste), зашкарублий. (various references)

Vietnamese 

to sợi, thô thô lỗ, tục tĩu (foul, gross, grossly, naughty, obscene, ribald, salacious, scurrilous), lỗ mãng thô tục, không mịn, kém (less, low, poor, third-rate, vile). (various references)

Welsh

garw (bluff, rough), bras (broad, fat, luxuriant, rich). (various references)

dabin. (various references)

grossior, grossiora, grossis, grossos, rudis. (various references)

gros. (various references)

brut. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "coarse": coarsely, coarsen, coarsened, coarseness, coarsenesses, coarsening, coarsens, coarser, coarsest. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Coarse" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: boarse, cacares, caorse, Carsa, coarce, coarns, coarsa, coarsed, coarses, coarsse, coase, coasse, cocarel, coeres, coerse, coires, Colarossi, cooorwee, corsa, corse, Ocasek. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: acres, arose, cares, carse, ceros, cores, corse, escar, ocrea, orcas, races, scare, score, serac.

-2 letters: aces, acre, aero, arco, arcs, ares, arse, care, cars, case, cero, core, cors, ears, eras, eros, oars, ocas, orca, orcs, ores, osar, race, rase, recs, rocs, roes, rose, scar, sear, sera, soar, sora, sore.

-3 letters: ace, arc, are.

+1 letter: acerose, acerous, boraces, cargoes, carouse, choreas, claroes, coalers, coarsen, coarser, coaster, coaters, coaxers, corneas, corsage, escolar, narcose, oraches, oracles, recoals, roaches, scoriae, socager, solacer.

+2 letters: acerolas, acrogens, acrosome, aerobics, alfresco, ancestor, araceous, braceros, broaches, brocades, cabestro, cabresto, cajolers, calories, caloyers, capsomer, carioles, caroches, carolers, caroused, carousel, carouser, carouses, casework, caseworm, choleras, chorales, coachers, coarsely, coarsens, coarsest, coasters, comakers, compares, comrades, copperas, coracles, cordages, corkages, corrades, corsages, courages, cramboes, creators, croakers, earlocks, ectosarc, enactors, endosarc, escargot, escarole, escolars, exactors, exocarps, forecast, horsecar, idocrase, lacrosse, locaters, mesocarp, nacreous, narcoses, outraces, overacts, overcast, poachers, postrace, racemose, racemous, reactors, redcoats, romances, scariose, scenario, scleroma, scorepad, sectoral, socagers, solacers, sycamore, thoraces, varicose.

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