a. Sc. [UN-1 7.] Dreary; uncomfortable; unfriendly.
1768. Ross, Helenore, II. 68. Tyn heart, tyn a’; we’ll even tak sic bield, As thir uncouthy heather hills can yield.
1835. D. Webster, Orig. Sc. Rhymes, 25 (E. D. D.). Think ye the auld uncouthie byke Wad wish them parted?
