(Used especially of commodities) being unprocessed or manufactured using only simple or minimal processes.
1
It's really rude. It wasn't the first time Bono has said sorry.
2
He pointed in turn to the rude ornamentation in the shell clasp.
3
It is possible, of course, that she was just being plain rude.
4
Haven't I watched Kate field this question from hundreds of rude people?
5
This unreasonable speculation is a rude contempt toward Chinese law, it said.
6
Taking your role seriously and being rude are really two separate issues.
7
Points for architecture courses are collapsing, while nursing is in rude health.
8
Jesus. I couldn't friggin' believe how rude the new girl was being.
9
It's a rude question, I know, but not a totally absurd one.
10
Keral didn't mean to be rude, but perhaps Odo needed clearer direction.
11
Beyond in the rude room of the shack a lamp flared smokily.
12
Melissa looked offended, as if Spencer had just said something really rude.
13
And, being police, you're totally used to being considered rude and impolite.
14
I was sometimes extremely rude to him; he didn't seem to notice.
15
In the cave-mouth a number of rude spears leaned against the rock.
16
A rude shed and a fence are built to protect the grave.
