Of persons, etc.: Rough, rude; untaught, rustic; coarse, unpolished.

Unrefined, coarse.

Of persons: = upland, adj.1 1. Obsolete.

Unpolished, rude.

Devoid of, or deficient in, culture or refinement; uncultured, unrefined. Also in stronger sense… Of a person. Also in weaker sense: †of lowly birth…

Crude, unrefined; vulgar. Obsolete.

Of or characteristic of the common people; plebeian, vulgar; democratic. Also: (in later use) concerned with or interested in (famous) people.

Clumsy, rude. Cf. club, n. 1e, clubbish, adj.

Rude, unpolished, rough, without refinement. Obsolete or archaic.

attributive passing into adj. Rustic; clownish, loutish; clumsy. Also appositive as quasi-proper name.

Coarse, rough, rude. Now rare.

Unlearned, rude; rough. archaic. (In quot. 1513 said of spears; cf. boistous, adj., boisterous, adj.)

Like or befitting a carter; clownish, boorish, rude, ill-bred.

Clownish, boorish, rough, rude. Obsolete exc. dialect.

Of a person, or his or her manner, temperament, or character: lacking in culture, delicacy, or refinement; uncultivated, unsophisticated.

Of a person: boorish; unsophisticated; = rustic, adj. 2a. Now rare.

Unformed, crude; without delicacy of finish; rude, unpolished, unrefined.

Rural, rustic; spec. (in negative sense) uncouth, uncivilized, rough; (in positive sense) unsophisticated, simple. archaic and literary in later use.

Having the appearance or manners of a country person; esp. (depreciative) lacking in elegance, refinement, or education; boorish; ignorant. Now rare.

Rough, rude, wanting in sensibility.

A country bumpkin; a clown, lout, boor; a heavy dull creature; a blundering fool.

Characteristic of a lout, clumsy, clownish, lubberly.

Like a carter; rude(ly, clownish(ly.

Of, relating to, or characteristic of a boor or peasant; esp. rude, coarse; lacking in culture or refinement; ill-mannered, loutish.

Lacking in culture and refinement; rough, unsophisticated.

Characteristic of a ‘lob’ or rustic: clownish.

= loutish, adj.

Like or resembling (that of) a sow; of a coarse or gross nature.

Clown-like, rude, boorish; uncultivated, ignorant, stupid; awkward, clumsy; rough, coarse.

Not refined in thought, feelings, or behaviour; uncultured.

Unpolished; devoid of polish; rude, unrefined.

Homely; simple, plain, unsophisticated; rough, rustic.

That is situated beyond the Alps. Originally and usually as viewed from Rome or Italy, i.e. north of the Alps; also, dwelling in or belonging to a…

Clownish, loutish.

Not refined or elegant in manners or conduct; not civilized or cultured.

Uneducated, untaught; simple, unsophisticated; †rude, boorish. Of persons.

Like a swabber or sailor of the lowest rank.

figurative. Having elements of acerbity, unrefined, rough. rare. (? with play on Tartar, n.2)

Relating to or characteristic of a porter (porter, n.2 1); (derogatory) uncouth, vulgar, rude.

loutish, boorish.

Of or belonging to the countryside; rural, rustic. Hence in extended use: coarse, uncouth, rough; (also) simple, unsophisticated.

Not urbane; unpolished; esp. impolite, discourteous.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Of persons, their manners, etc.: Wanting in culture or refinement; inelegant, rough, coarse.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Having a common and offensively mean character; coarsely commonplace; lacking in refinement or good… Of actions, manners, features, etc.

= unhewn, adj.

Of manners or conduct.

transferred and figurative. Of manners or style: Rough, unpolished.

? Lubberly.

figurative. Unpolished, rough, rugged.

Somewhat rough; (also) rough-mannered, unpolished.

Lacking in refinement; low, coarse, rough.

Uncivilized, uncultured, impolite: cf. humane, adj. 2, inhumanity, n. 2. Obsolete.

Of personal behaviour, manners, language, etc.: Unrefined; rough, rude, uncivil, vulgar.

As rude or ill-mannered as a brute beast; coarse, unrefined.

Harsh, ill-tempered; rude, surly, boorish.

With the connotation ‘uncouth, unpolished, barbarous’. Now rare.

Of manners, actions, etc.

Remote; uncouth; wild; undesirable.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

like, or like that of, a turnip; pertaining to or connected with turnips; tasting of turnips.

Characteristic of a rudas; hag-like, ugly; (of a woman) bad-mannered, belligerent. Frequently in conjunction with old. Now rare and archaic.

depreciative. Of a person or a person's qualities, behaviour, etc.: lacking refinement; vulgar, coarse, low-class. Cf. (as) common as dirt (also muck)…

Resembling a cub; awkward, uncouth, unpolished.

Following the plough; pertaining to, or of the nature of, clodhoppers; loutish, boorish.

= vulgar, adj. (in later use in sense 13).

Somewhat clod-like; savouring of boorish stolidity or awkwardness.

figurative. Lacking elegance or refinement; unsophisticated; uncouth, crude. Cf. incompt, adj., uncombed, adj. 2. Of manners, disposition, etc.

(Extended use of sense 9, passing into adj.) Crude; rough and ready; without the formal training or qualifications usually considered necessary…

Somewhat vulgar.

(attributive). English regional (chiefly west midlands and Gloucestershire). Rough, disreputable; idle. Chiefly derogatory. Now rare.

Of manners or behaviour: Unpolished, ‘rude’.

British regional and colloquial. Of a person: lacking manners or refinement; rude; uncouth.

of or relating to a yob or yobs; typical of a yob or yobs; esp. uncouth and aggressive; loutish.

In Russia and countries formerly part of the Soviet Union: uncultured; boorish. Cf. kulturny, adj.

uncouth, loutish.

Resembling a yob (yob, n. 3); typical of a yob or yobs; uncouth; aggressive and antisocial; loutish.

Characterized by or displaying the behaviour of an ocker.

Lacking finesse, refinement, or polish; direct and explicit; gritty, earthy.