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• s  lacking refinement or cultivation or taste
  an untutored and uncouth human being
  an uncouth soldier--a real tough guy

• In return Marcus demands that they be unfailingly polite no matter how uncouth the customer may seem.
• The Couth the Uncouth.
• Claims of racial profiling and verbal abuse follow, as does an uncouth presidential intervention, and a requisite presidential near-apology, yielding coast-to-coast water cooler .

• coarse
• common
• rough-cut
• vulgar

News & Articles

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• Movie Review: Rub Two Styles of Comedy Together and You Get the Profane, Hilarious The Heat
  The odd couple at the center of The Heat isn’t just uptight Sandra Bullock and uncouth Melissa McCarthy; it’s also two different styles of comedy. Bullock has played a cop several times before, and she’s played a straight-laced workaholic before, too. But she’s never quite done the improv-style, go-for-broke brand ... More »        
  June 27, 2013 - Vulture

Quotes

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• Judi Dench in New Zealand Herald
  Dench said: "It's an absolute monster! Maybe I shouldn't have said that. How uncouth of me!"
• James Russell Lowell in Asbury Park Press
  James Russell Lowell wrote, "New occasions teach new duties; time makes ancient good uncouth."