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Definition of rough
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rough is as below...
Rough (n.)
Marked
by
coarseness;
shaggy;
ragged;
disordered;
-- said of
dress,
appearance,
or the like; as, a rough
coat..
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Raw
::
Raw
(superl.)
Not
worked
in due form; in the
natural
state;
untouched
by art;
unwrought.
Perficient
::
Perficient
(a.)
Making
or doing
throughly;
efficient;
effectual.
Percolate
::
Percolate
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
fine
interstices,
as a
liquor;
to
filter;
to
strain..
Mouth
::
Mouth (n.) The
opening
of a piece of
ordnance,
through
which it is
discharged..
Impetus
::
Impetus
(n.) The
aititude
through
which a heavy body must fall to
acquire
a
velocity
equal to that with which a ball is
discharged
from a
piece.
Indebted
::
Indebted
(a.)
Brought
into debt; being under
obligation;
held to
payment
or
requital;
beholden.
Mismanagement
::
Mismanagement
(n.) Wrong or bad
management;
as, he
failed
through
mismagement..
Peep
::
Peep (n.) A sly look; a look as
through
a
crevice,
or from a place of
concealment..
Transit
::
Transit
(n.) The
passage
of a
heavenly
body over the
meridian
of a
place,
or
through
the field of a
telescope..
Tumble
::
Tumble
(v. t.) To turn over; to turn or throw
about,
as for
examination
or
search;
to roll or move in a
rough,
coarse,
or
unceremonious
manner;
to throw down or
headlong;
to
precipitate;
--
sometimes
with over,
about,
etc.; as, to
tumble
books or
papers..
Boisterous
::
Boisterous
(a.)
Noisy;
rough;
turbulent;
as,
boisterous
mirth;
boisterous
behavior..
Freeman
::
Freeman
(n.) A
member
of a
corporation,
company,
or city,
possessing
certain
privileges;
a
member
of a
borough,
town, or
State,
who has the right to vote at
elections.
See
Liveryman..
Polyoptrum
::
Polyoptrum
(n.) A glass
through
which
objects
appear
multiplied,
but
diminished
in
size..
Empale
::
Empale
(v. t.) To put to death by
thrusting
a
sharpened
stake
through
the body.
Botfly
::
Botfly
(n.) A
dipterous
insect
of the
family
(Estridae,
of many
different
species,
some of which are
particularly
troublesome
to
domestic
animals,
as the
horse,
ox, and
sheep,
on which they
deposit
their eggs. A
common
species
is one of the
botflies
of the horse
(Gastrophilus
equi),
the
larvae
of which
(bots)
are taken into the
stomach
of the
animal,
where they live
several
months
and pass
through
their
larval
states.
In
tropical
America
one
species
sometimes
lives under the human skin, and anot
Air
::
Air (n.) The
representation
or
reproduction
of the
effect
of the
atmospheric
medium
through
which every
object
in
nature
is
viewed.
Yawn
::
Yawn (v. i.) To open the
mouth,
or to gape,
through
surprise
or
bewilderment..
Even
::
Even (a.)
Level,
smooth,
or equal in
surface;
not
rough;
free from
irregularities;
hence
uniform
in rate of
motion
of
action;
as, even
ground;
an even
speed;
an even
course
of
conduct..
Erebus
::
Erebus
(n.) A place of
nether
darkness,
being the
gloomy
space
through
which the souls
passed
to
Hades.
See
Milton's
Paradise
Lost, Book II., line 883..
Farad
::
Farad (n.) The
standard
unit of
electrical
capacity;
the
capacity
of a
condenser
whose
charge,
having
an
electro-motive
force of one volt, is equal to the
amount
of
electricity
which,
with the same
electromotive
force,
passes
through
one ohm in one
second;
the
capacity,
which,
charged
with one
coulomb,
gives an
electro-motive
force of one
volt..
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