Rough

a. (hpuh, Sax. rouw, Dutch.) 1. Not smooth; rugged; having inequalities on the surface (Burnet), 2. Austere to the taste: as, rough wine. 3. Harsh to the ear (Pope). 4, Rugged of temper; inelegant of manners; not soft; coarse; not mild; rude (Cowley). 5. Not gentle; not proceeding by easy operation (Clarendon). ©. Harsh to the mind; severe (Locke). 7. Hard featured; not delicate (Dryden). 8. Not polished; not finished by art. Q. Terrible; dreadful (Milton). Rugged; disordered in appearance; coarse (Pope). 11. Tempestuous; stormy; boisterous (Shakspeare).