rudesome

English

Etymology

From rude + -some.

Adjective

rudesome (comparative more rudesome, superlative most rudesome)

  1. (rare) Characterised or marked by rudeness
    • 1902, Forbes Heermans, Jess of the Bar Z Ranch:
      Here! throw your lip over that, an' you'll apologize for being so rudesome.
    • 1907, The Publishers Weekly, volume 72, page 1941:
      Let rudesome outsiders deride and denounce me, / What care I when I with my friends can commune, [...]

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