- an
article on "
uncouth", but its
sister project Wiktionary does: Read the
Wiktionary entry "
uncouth" You can also:
Search for
Uncouth in
Wikipedia to...
- of
rural people,
often with
negative connotations of
boorishness and
uncouthness,
found in
expressions such as "paleto de
boina a rosca" ("a hick wearing...
- addition, he has a
certain base side to his
nature which likes co****ness,
uncouthness, roughness. He
flaunts his illiteracy,
takes pride in his ignorance,...
-
referred to her as a "loose-limbed revelation" and
lauded her "delightfully
uncouth" performance. The film was
followed by her
appearance in
Morten Tyldum's...
- rest in
quality and
remained to the last 'under a veil.' ...out of
these uncouth materials she had to
compose her
instrument and then to give it flexibility...
-
refer to an unsophisticated,
rural Southerner): "rude, unsophisticated,
uncouth." This
meaning derives from the
Yahoo race of
fictional beings from Gulliver's...
- the
early stages of the library's
history were
dedicated to
remove the "
uncouth", and "barbarous patois",
which is
being preserved. However, it did achieve...
-
history of the Yankees,
Glenn Stout writes that "Ruth was New York incarnate—
uncouth and raw,
flamboyant and flashy, oversized, out of scale, and absolutely...
- was as much
political as literary,
aimed at
upstart young writers deemed uncouth for
their lack of education, non-formal
rhyming and "low diction". They...
- as
khari (standing) ****erts that it
refers to the "stiff and
rustic uncouthness" of the
dialect compared to the "mellifluousness and soft fluency" of...
