Rude

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 516
rood, a. Characterized by roughne , uneven rugged; lacking delicacy or refinement; coarse; impertinent; shapele ; uncouth; rustic; vulgar; untaught; ignorant; surly; churlish; uncivilized; barbarous; boisterous; severe. [F.; L. rud is; erudite.] — Rudely, adv. — Rude'ne , n. — Ru'diment, -dY-ment, n. That which unformed or undeveloped unfinished beginnings an element or first principleofanyartorscier,ce. (Nat. Hist.) An organ not fully formed. — [F. L. rud i mentum, a thing in a rough state, first attempt.] — Rudimenfal, -ary, a. Pert, to rudiments, or consisting in first principles; initial. (Nat. Hist.) Imperfectly developed. Rue,roo,r.£. [rued (rood), ruing.] To lament, regret, grieve for. [AS. hreowan, OS. hrewan, G. reuen; L. crud us, raw, crudelis, cruel, Gr. kruos, ice, E. crude, cruel, crystal, ruth.] — Rue'ful, -ful, a. Causing one to rue or lament woful mournful sorrowful; expre ing sorrow. — Rue'ftuly, adv.
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