Thesaurus / coarse
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In general, a coarse grind takes about 10 seconds and a fine grind takes around 30.
BEST COFFEE GRINDER: START YOUR MORNING RIGHT WITH THE BEST CUP OF JOECARLA SOSENKOAUGUST 26, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCENone of the coarse aerosols or phone swabs yielded any infectious virus.
NEW STUDIES HINT THAT THE CORONAVIRUS MAY BE EVOLVING TO BECOME MORE AIRBORNETINA HESMAN SAEYAUGUST 17, 2021SCIENCE NEWSLastly, gold-plated curling irons are great for coarse, thick hair because they heat up fast.
BEST CURLING IRON: HAIR STYLING TOOLS TO CREATE THE CURLS YOU SEEK NO MATTER YOUR HAIR TYPEIRENA COLLAKUAUGUST 12, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEWe had global image coverage of Mars, but it was relatively coarse.
THESE SCIENTISTS SPENT DECADES PUSHING NASA TO GO BACK TO VENUS. NOW THEY’RE ON A HOT STREAK.CORINNE IOZZIOJUNE 29, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEWorking in batches as needed, pulse them in a spice grinder or food processor to a coarse powder.
SEARED STEAK AND ASPARAGUS DONBURI TAKE THAT BOWL OF RICE TO NEW HEIGHTSDANIELA GALARZAJUNE 3, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn Virginia, Afton Mountain Vineyards uses a machine that pulverizes glass to turn empty bottles from their tasting room into coarse sand, which is then used as mulch in the vineyard.
GO ‘GREEN’ WITH YOUR WINE: CHOOSE CANS OR BOXES, DRINK LOCAL AND CONSIDER FARMING PRACTICESDAVE MCINTYREAPRIL 23, 2021WASHINGTON POSTCongressional politics has grown only more coarse since Boehner left in October 2015 after serving four years as speaker, ending his battle to maintain power as a couple dozen conservatives rebelled against his leadership.
IN NEW BOOK, JOHN BOEHNER SAYS TODAY’S GOP IS UNRECOGNIZABLE TO TRADITIONAL CONSERVATIVES AND DISHES ON HIS TIME IN POLITICSPAUL KANE, COLBY ITKOWITZ, AARON BLAKEAPRIL 9, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThis way of coarse-graining the quark quagmire to predict the behavior of hadrons “is similar to a weather forecast or meteorology,” Fodor explained.
‘LAST HOPE’ EXPERIMENT FINDS EVIDENCE FOR UNKNOWN PARTICLESNATALIE WOLCHOVERAPRIL 7, 2021QUANTA MAGAZINEAll those figures wanted to make politics as coarse and bitter as possible, and define Democrats as not just wrong but evil.
WHAT A SCORCHING JOHN BOEHNER BOOK EXCERPT SAYS ABOUT TODAY’S GOPPAUL WALDMANAPRIL 2, 2021WASHINGTON POSTTechnically speaking, “cornmeal” is the umbrella term for any type of “meal” made from grinding down dried corn, ranging in size from fine to coarse and coming from any variety or color of corn.
A GUIDE TO CORNMEAL, GRITS AND POLENTA — AND HOW TO KNOW WHEN TO USE THEMAARON HUTCHERSONMARCH 5, 2021WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO COARSE
- adulatory
- bombastic
- buttery
- canting
- cloying
- coarse
- extravagant
- fawning
- flattering
- glib
- grandiloquent
- hypocritical
- immoderate
- ingratiating
- inordinate
- insincere
- magniloquent
- mealy-mouthed
- nauseating
- offensive
- oily
- oleaginous
- overdone
- saccharine
- sanctimonious
- slick
- slimy
- smarmy
- smooth
- suave
- sycophantic
- unctuous
- wheedling
- blatant
- brazen
- brilliant
- catchpenny
- chichi
- chintzy
- coarse
- crude
- flashy
- flaunting
- florid
- froufrou
- garish
- gay
- glaring
- gross
- gussied up
- jazzy
- kitschy
- loud
- meretricious
- obtrusive
- ostentatious
- pizazz
- pretentious
- putting on the ritz
- raffish
- ritzy
- screaming
- showy
- snazzy
- splashy
- splendiferous
- tasteless
- tawdry
- tinsel
- barnyard
- boorish
- callous
- carnal
- cheap
- coarse
- corporeal
- crass
- fleshly
- foul
- ignorant
- improper
- impure
- in the gutter
- indecent
- indelicate
- inelegant
- insensitive
- lewd
- loudmouthed
- low
- low-minded
- lustful
- obscene
- offensive
- rank
- raunchy
- raw
- ribald
- rough
- rude
- scatological
- sensual
- sleazy
- smutty
- swinish
- tasteless
- ugly
- uncouth
- uncultured
- undiscriminating
- unfeeling
- unrefined
- unseemly
- unsophisticated
- acrid
- asperous
- astringent
- bitter
- bleak
- cacophonous
- caterwauling
- clashing
- coarse
- cracked
- craggy
- creaking
- croaking
- disagreeing
- discordant
- dissonant
- disturbing
- earsplitting
- flat
- glaring
- grating
- grim
- guttural
- hard
- hoarse
- incompatible
- jagged
- jangling
- jarring
- noisy
- not smooth
- off-key
- out-of-key
- out-of-tune
- rasping
- raucous
- rigid
- rugged
- rusty
- screeching
- severe
- sharp
- sour
- strident
- stridulous
- tuneless
- uneven
- unlevel
- unmelodious
- unmusical
- unrelenting
- acrid
- asperous
- astringent
- bitter
- bleak
- cacophonous
- caterwauling
- clashing
- coarse
- cracked
- craggy
- creaking
- croaking
- disagreeing
- discordant
- dissonant
- disturbing
- earsplitting
- flat
- glaring
- grating
- grim
- guttural
- hard
- hoarse
- incompatible
- jagged
- jangling
- jarring
- noisy
- not smooth
- off-key
- out-of-key
- out-of-tune
- rasping
- raucous
- rigid
- rugged
- rusty
- screeching
- severe
- sharp
- sour
- strident
- stridulous
- tuneless
- uneven
- unlevel
- unmelodious
- unmusical
- unrelenting
- acrid
- asperous
- astringent
- bitter
- bleak
- cacophonous
- caterwauling
- clashing
- coarse
- cracked
- craggy
- creaking
- croaking
- disagreeing
- discordant
- dissonant
- disturbing
- earsplitting
- flat
- glaring
- grating
- grim
- guttural
- hard
- hoarse
- incompatible
- jagged
- jangling
- jarring
- noisy
- not smooth
- off-key
- out-of-key
- out-of-tune
- rasping
- raucous
- rigid
- rugged
- rusty
- screeching
- severe
- sharp
- sour
- strident
- stridulous
- tuneless
- uneven
- unlevel
- unmelodious
- unmusical
- unrelenting
- abject
- base
- baseborn
- coarse
- common
- contemptible
- corrupt
- craven
- dastardly
- degenerate
- degraded
- despicable
- disgraceful
- dishonorable
- heinous
- humble
- infamous
- inferior
- lewd
- low
- mean
- menial
- modest
- ordinary
- peasant
- petty
- plain
- plebeian
- poor
- rotten
- scurvy
- servile
- shabby
- shameful
- simple
- sordid
- unwashed
- vile
- vulgar
- wicked
- wretched
- wrong
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.