rough

1 :  roughly 1

2 British :  without usual conveniences; especially :  without proper shelter become homeless and have to sleep rough — London Times

1 :  uneven ground covered with high grass, brush, and stones; specifically :  such ground bordering a golf fairway

2 :  the rugged or disagreeable side or aspect hiking-camping admirers of nature in the rough — Eleanor Stirling

3a :  something in a crude, unfinished, or preliminary stateb :  broad outline :  general terms the question … has been discussed in rough — Manchester Guardian Weeklyc :  a hasty preliminary drawing or layout

4 :  rowdy

1 :  roughen

2a :  to subject to abuse :  manhandle, beat —usually used with upb :  to subject to unnecessary and intentional violence in a sport a penalty for roughing the passerc :  shell 3 —used with up was roughed up for six runs

3 :  to calk or otherwise roughen (a horse's shoes) to prevent slipping

4a :  to shape, make, or dress in a rough or preliminary wayb :  to indicate the chief lines of rough out the structure of a building

1 :  uneven ground covered with high grass, brush, and stones

2 :  something in a crude or unfinished state It's not a finished drawing, just a rough.

1 :  to handle violently :  beat He was roughed up by bullies.

2 :  to make or shape coarsely or unevenly

:  having a broken, uneven, or bumpy surface; specifically :  forming or being rough colonies usually made up of organisms that form chains or filaments and tend to marked decrease in capsule formation and virulence—used of dissociated strains of bacteria; compare smooth