Definition of rough:

part of speech: noun

State of being coarse or unfinished, as articles in the rough.

part of speech: verb

To put up with things in a rough way, followed by it.

part of speech: adjective

Not smooth or plain; rugged; not wrought or polished; violently agitated, as the sea; harsh to the taste or ear; grating; rugged of temper; coarse in manners; crude; imperfect; hard- featured; hairy or shaggy.

Usage examples:

• I want it to be rough B. M. Bower in "Lonesome Land".

• The life was hard and rough but he came to love it. Payne Erskine in "The Eye of Dread".

• Perhaps it was his clothes; rough morning clothes are more becoming to the type of man Wantele now took Lingard to be than is evening dress. Marie Belloc Lowndes in "Jane Oglander".

• How rough my son? Payne Erskine in "The Eye of Dread".