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a bit of rough
a bit of rough
A person who has a lower socioeconomic status than his or her romantic partner. Primarily heard in UK. When Jenny, a refined and successful businesswoman, started dating a plumber, many of her colleagues secretly called him a bit of rough.
a bit of rough
(British humorous) someone, usually a man, from a lower social class than their sexual partner Jenny's chatting up the barman again. She likes a bit of rough.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Shirley | | SHUR-lee | English |
| Issa | | - | Arabic |
| Deforrest | | də-FAWR-əst | English (Rare) |
| Axel | | AHK-sel (German) | Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, German |
| TeÓFilo | | te-O-fee-lo (Spanish) | Spanish, Portuguese |
| Yoram | | - | Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew |