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Smooth, showing or having sophistication. Good manners; refinement. Sending her flowers would be a very couth thing to do.
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Marked by or possessing a high degree of sophistication; refined: “Many picnics manage without this sophistication, but we like to be couth and feel that the delicacies of gracious living enhance the chances” (John Gould). noun:
Refinement; sophistication:1. "The man has no couth" (Los Angeles Times). 2. "Frank,did you just fart? , man you got no couth." |
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sauve; smooth cool hot Weymouth is very couth with the ladies.
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couth is what the uncouth certainly dont have. couth saves you from ugly table manners, being filthy, and crude language (usually "potty talk"). john, have COUTH!
or, nina, have COUTH! |
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