coarseside

noun
UK /ˈkɔːs.saɪd/
US /ˈkɔːrs.saɪd/

The rough, bumpy part of something.

The coarseside of the bark scratched my hand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The less polished or less pleasant aspect of a situation.

He learned the coarseside of city life quickly.

3. A coarse-grained edge on a piece of fabric or wood.

Sand the coarseside before painting the board.

4. A rough or rude manner of speaking.

Her coarseside showed when she was tired.