Not smooth or even in surface or texture.

• Coarse, harsh, or jagged to the touch.

Approximate or inexact; not finished or fully detailed.

• Done quickly and without fine care.

Severe, harsh, or turbulent in weather, sea, or terrain.

• Hard to endure; difficult or trying.

Not gentle or careful; likely to cause pain or damage.

• Aggressive or violent in manner or play.

Harsh, hoarse, or grating to the ear.

Feeling ill or in poor condition; unwell.

• Hungover after drinking alcohol.

The unmowed, longer grass bordering fairways on a golf course.

A preliminary sketch, layout, or draft made to explore ideas.

A rowdy or violent person; a bully.

Uncut or unpolished gem material before faceting.

To form or sketch in an approximate way; rough out.

• To make something uneven or coarse; roughen.

To live without comforts; endure basic or primitive conditions.

In a rough way; harshly, violently, or without care.