uncouthly

It contained some lines of a very rugged doggerel, hardly even rhyming, written in a gross character, and most uncouthly spelt.

He was finding nothing to say to Rue Carew, or saying what 318 he said as crudely and uncouthly as any haymaker in Gayfield.

His legs were short and very bandy, so that he waddled uncouthly as he walked.

So the moorsmen, blessing her uncouthly for her fairness and kind words, went back with their furs and bows into their fastnesses.

He floundered down uncouthly and grasped the beech leaves with his hands, and then lay still.