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coarse
adjective
Thick; large or gross in bulk; comparatively of large diameter; as coarse thread or yarn; coarse hair; coarse sand. This seems to be the primary sense of the word; opposed to fine or slender. Hence,
coarse
Thick; rough; or made of coarse thread or yarn; as coarse cloth.
coarse
Not refined; not separated from grosser particles, or impurities; as coarse metal; coarse glass.
coarse
Rude; rough; unrefined; uncivil; as coarse manners.
coarse
Gross; not delicate. The coarser tie of human law.
coarse
Rude; rough; unpolished; inelegant; applied to language.
coarse
Not nicely expert; not accomplished by art or education; as a coarse practitioner.
coarse
Mean; not nice; not refined or elegant; as a coarse perfume; a coarse diet.