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• coarse — 01. The [coarse] sand was very hard on our feet. 02. The [coarse] material of the pants scratched my legs as I ran. 03. Cheap toilet paper is usually quite thin and [coarse]. 04. The men were quite [coarse], and made the women feel uncomfortable …   Grammatical examples in English

• Pretty Woman — Infobox Film name = Pretty Woman caption = Theatrical release poster director = Garry Marshall producer = Laura Ziskin co producer = Gary W. Goldstein writer = J.F. Lawton starring = Richard Gere Julia Roberts music = James Newton Howard… …   Wikipedia

• An Inconvenient Woman — Infobox Book name = An Inconvenient Woman title orig = translator = image caption = First edition cover author = Dominick Dunne illustrator = cover artist = Michael Sabanosh country = United States language = English series = subject = genre =… …   Wikipedia

• fish-woman — fishˈwife or fishˈ woman noun 1. A woman who carries fish about for sale 2. A coarse, loud mouthed woman • • • Main Entry: ↑fish …   Useful english dictionary

• fishwife — fish·wife || fɪʃwaɪf n. woman who sells fish; loud shrewish woman, vulgar coarse woman (derogatory) …   English contemporary dictionary

• fishwives — fish·wife || fɪʃwaɪf n. woman who sells fish; loud shrewish woman, vulgar coarse woman (derogatory) …   English contemporary dictionary

• Charles IV of Spain — Charles IV Portrait of Charles IV by Goya King of Spain Reign 14 December 1788–19 March 1808 ( 1000000000000001900000019 years …   Wikipedia

• Elizabeth Porter — Born Elizabeth Jarvis (or Jervis – Boswell lists both), her first marriage was to Henry Porter, a Birmingham merchant, with whom she had three children. The couple became friends of Johnson in 1732 (on first meeting him, she said to her daughter… …   Wikipedia

• Maria Luisa of Parma — Portrait of Queen Maria Luisa by Vicente López, after an original by Goya (1816). Queen consort of Spain Consort 1788–1808 …   Wikipedia

• cotquean — /kot kween /, n. 1. Archaic. a man who busies himself with traditionally women s household duties. 2. Archaic. a coarse woman. [1540 50; COT2 + QUEAN] * * * …   Universalium

• Meg — fem. proper name; before the late 20c. rise in popularity of Megan it typically was a pet form of MARGARET (Cf. Margaret), and was used dial. to indicate a hoyden, coarse woman, etc. [OED] …   Etymology dictionary