Crass, disgustingly uncivilized, having no manners.
RUDE, UNMANNERLY
opposte of polite
"uncouth" means "lacking good manners" The impolite boy was uncouth. uncouth would mean "impolite"
it means uncool
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.
vermouth
Tagalog translation of TOO MUCH TRUTH IS UNCOUTH: Ang sobrang kaalaman ay kabastusan.
Uncouth Bray - 2006 was released on: USA: 5 May 2006 (Savannah, Georgia)
uncivilized, uncouth, or barbaric
Uncouth.
ruder
Yahoo
Uncouth youth
undisciplined could mean "wild", so 'tame' could apply undisciplined could mean "uncouth" or "uncultured", so 'demure' or 'genteel' could apply
yob
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).
The opposite of decent could be indecent, unseemly, immoral, or uncouth.
truth, booth, uncouth, Ruth, sleuth, toothtooth
The correct spelling is couth (having good manners, not uncouth).
The cast of Uncouth Bray - 2006 includes: Jeremiah Chapman as Knife purchaser Geena Clements as Filthy Nasty Woman Stephen Cyr as Knife Salesman
LoutNoun: 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.