What does uncouth mean?

"uncouth" means "lacking good manners" The impolite boy was uncouth. uncouth would mean "impolite"

I have an uncouth relative who always embarrasses the family. Uncouth means- awkward, clumsy, or unmannerly. He was so uncouth when he was younger. My country cousin's seemingly uncouth behavior amazingly saved the princess from any further embarrassment by the desperados outside her carriage.

to be rude means to be uncouth, untaught, boorish, ill mannered and discourteous,

Rude, disrespectful, will do anything, uncouth, foul mouth

From a poor background. The opposite of posh. Can also mean coarse, uncouth, vulgar.

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Tagalog translation of TOO MUCH TRUTH IS UNCOUTH: Ang sobrang kaalaman ay kabastusan.

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uncivilized, uncouth, or barbaric

undisciplined could mean "wild", so 'tame' could apply undisciplined could mean "uncouth" or "uncultured", so 'demure' or 'genteel' could apply

sooth, vermouth, uncouth

Comth doesn't mean anything. It is close to cometh, which is an archaic form of the verb come. Possibly it is an altered version of couth, which means polite (the opposite of uncouth).

truth, booth, uncouth, Ruth, sleuth, tooth tooth

The opposite of decent could be indecent, unseemly, immoral, or uncouth.

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The correct spelling is couth (having good manners, not uncouth).

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Lout Noun: An uncouth or aggressive man or boy: "drunken louts"

Antonyms for courteous include: impolite, ill-bred, unmannered, discourteous, and uncouth.

It refers to the bones of ancient man found in 1857 at Neandertal, a valley near Dusseldorf, Germany; these were accordingly called 'Homo neanderthalensis' . You can also refer to someone as ' neanderthal' if they are primitive, uncivilized, uncouth, etc.

The plural of "montaraz", adj. That lives in the mountains or that has grown up there. little sociable, coarse, uncouth s. masc. A housekeeper (a man) or a person, usually a man who keeps a mountain; a forester.

his nature was rough and uncouth that his domestic habits were incredibly squalid, and he prived posterity of any pupils who might have followed him.

shenzi is a noun or adjective root meaning uncivilized, ucultured, uncouth, or even filthy (mshenzi, as noun or adjective, means an uncivilized or uncouth person). Its invariable use today is as an insult; in the 19th Century Arab and Swahili traders described themselves as Wangwana (civilized people) and upcountry Africans as Washenzi. In the Congo the dialect of Swahili used there is still called Kingwana, Although Swahili (Kingwana) is the native language of virtually all…

* unique * useless * ugly * ulterior * unbelievable * undaunted * unaware * uncomfortable * uncouth * unanimous * unemployed * unclean

The term "duetshbag" is a german based term. It referes to a male individual (German), who is full of himself as if, he knows everything and is vulgar, disrespectful, rough, and uncouth.