roughish

In one way and another I've had a roughish time, but I always had that one hope before me, to get qualified so that I might travel; and now, when I wake in the morning, my bones simply ache to get off, I don't mind where particularly, but just away, to places I've never been to."

"I'm a roughish fellow, altogether; I don't know, now I come to think on't, what there is much for a woman to like about me; and yet I might ha' got another wife easy enough, if I hadn't set my heart on her.

The water was roughish, a cold, clear indigo breaking into whitecaps.

I had to leave school, and get my own living; and I have got it, in a roughish way, from that time to this.

As for the collection itself, the lasting image is of silhouettes of masculine-femininity, classically Chanel chic but with a roughish air.

We did both last summer and, after the assault course of a dawn crossing, a roughish sea and a car packed with bickering children, the zipwire trails 15ft up in the pines were a walk in the park.