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couth [kuːθ] adj
1. Facetious refined 2. Archaic familiar; known [Old English cūth known, past participle of cunnan to know; sense 1, back formation from uncouth] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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And alter native casts Stephen Hanna and the injury-plagued Robert Tewsley in debuts in "Emeralds," Peter Boal superbly couth in "Rubies," and Charles Askegard gallantly partnering a somewhat shaky Kistler in "Diamonds"--by and large kept up the exceptional work. All perfectly couth and prosperous, not a blade of grass out of place, but unbelievably boring, with smug detached villas surrounded by little bits of garden that make them seem totally detached from nature. Looking back warmly on efforts to foster couth and culture in his children, a father might be prone to cast about for a word of appreciation. |
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