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Meanings of rough humour in English
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Usage of rough humour in English
1
If you are afraid of fainting," he added, with rough humour, "hold your bottle of salts ready."
2
There is a considerable amount of rough humour in Vanbrugh, and some indelicacy, more like that of Aristophanes than of English writers.
3
He could remember a period when Darius had moods of grim gaiety, displaying rough humour; these moods had long ceased to occur.
4
Rough humour and sarcastic remarks about offers from bidders were the order of the day.
5
'Now, is it likely, sir?' answered my fellow, with rough humour.
6
"One sees that you will never be a sailor," added the man from Fecamp, with that rough humour which sailors use.