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Definition of rude
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 rude is as below...
Rude
(superl.)
Not
finished
or
complete;
inelegant;
lacking
chasteness
or
elegance;
not in good
taste;
unsatisfactory
in mode of
treatment;
-- said of
literature,
language,
style,
and the
like..
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Totem
::
Totem (n.) A rude
picture,
as of a bird,
beast,
or the like, used by the North
American
Indians
as a
symbolic
designation,
as of a
family
or a
clan..
Retruded
::
Retruded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Retrud.
Indigested
::
Indigested
(a.) Not
resolved;
not
regularly
disposed
and
arranged;
not
methodical;
crude;
as, an
indigested
array of
facts..
Protractile
::
Protractile
(a.)
Capable
of being
protracted,
or
protruded;
protrusile..
Barbarism
::
Barbarism
(n.) An
uncivilized
state or
condition;
rudeness
of
manners;
ignorance
of arts,
learning,
and
literature;
barbarousness..
Scamble
::
Scamble
(v. i.) To move about
pushing
and
jostling;
to be rude and
turbulent;
to
scramble.
Protrude
::
Protrude
(v. i.) To shoot out or
forth;
to be
thrust
forward;
to
extend
beyond
a
limit;
to
project.
Prudential
::
Prudential
(n.) That which
relates
to or
demands
the
exercise
of,
discretion
or
prudence;
--
usually
in the pl..
Vulgarism
::
Vulgarism
(n.)
Grossness;
rudeness;
vulgarity.
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
Goths;
as,
Gothic
customs;
also, rude;
barbarous..
Husband
::
Husband
(n.) One who
manages
or
directs
with
prudence
and
economy;
a
frugal
person;
an
economist.
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Barbarous;
fierce;
bloody;
impetuous;
-- said of war,
conflict,
and the like; as, the rude shock of
armies..
Obtrusive
::
Obtrusive
(a.)
Disposed
to
obtrude;
inclined
to
intrude
or
thrust
one's self or one's
opinions
upon
others,
or to enter
uninvited;
forward;
pushing;
intrusive..
Ligroin
::
Ligroin
(n.) A trade name
applied
somewhat
indefinitely
to some of the
volatile
products
obtained
in
refining
crude
petroleum.
It is a
complex
and
variable
mixture
of
several
hydrocarbons,
generally
boils below 170¡
Fahr.,
and is more
inflammable
than safe
kerosene.
It is used as a
solvent,
as a
carburetant
for air gas, and for
illumination
in
special
lamps..
Proboscis
::
Proboscis
(n.) By
extension,
applied
to
various
tubelike
mouth
organs
of the lower
animals
that can be
everted
or
protruded..
Boisterous
::
Boisterous
(a.) Rough or rude;
unbending;
unyielding;
strong;
powerful.
Quaint
::
Quaint
(a.)
Prudent;
wise;
hence,
crafty;
artful;
wily..
Concoct
::
Concoct
(v. t.) To
prepare
from crude
materials,
as food; to
invent
or
prepare
by
combining
different
ingredients;
as, to
concoct
a new dish or
beverage..
Contumely
::
Contumely
(n.)
Rudeness
compounded
of
haughtiness
and
contempt;
scornful
insolence;
despiteful
treatment;
disdain;
contemptuousness
in act or
speech;
disgrace.
Delicate
::
Delicate
(a.)
Requiring
careful
handling;
not to be
rudely
or
hastily
dealt with; nice;
critical;
as, a
delicate
subject
or
question..
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