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

Of a person, behaviour, demeanour, etc.: lacking polish or refinement; rough, uncultured; surly, churlish; morose. Now rare.

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

Extremely coarse in behaviour or morals; brutally lacking in refinement or decency. of persons.

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

Of a person: lacking in refinement; uncultivated; plain, blunt. Also: †rough-natured, cruel (obsolete).

Not refined or polished; not made elegant or fashionable. Of persons. Obsolete.

Of a person, social group, etc.: not refined or civilized; uncultivated, uncultured, coarse. Now rare.

Of persons: Characterized by crudeness of thought, feeling, action, or character.

Of persons: Awkward and uncultured in appearance or manners. Also transferred.

Of or relating to pigs; characteristic of or resembling a pig; (figurative) stubborn, boorish, greedy, dirty, etc.

Scottish and English regional (northern). figurative. Of a person: lacking in sophistication, rough-mannered. Also: (of speech, manners…

having coarse fibres, ‘grain’ or texture; also figurative having a coarse nature, wanting in refinement.

Chiefly Australian and New Zealand. rough as bags (also guts,etc.): (esp. of a person) uncouth, coarse.