| UNEVEN | Rough or jagged (6) |
| RUGGED | Having an uneven or jagged surface (6) |
| RAGGED | Having a roughly broken, rocky, hilly, or jagged surface. (6) |
| CHOPPY | Rough or rough-hewn (6) |
| SKETCH | A rough or unfinished drawing or painting (6) |
| SEAWAY | Any regular route used by ships; a rough or heavy ocean; or, a vessel's progress through the waves (6) |
| HOARSE | Rough or harsh in sound (6) |
| COARSE | Rough or crude, lacking refinement (6) |
| GRAINY | Rough or wet weather in borders of Germany (6) |
| HAZARD | In golf, an obstacle such as a bunker, a road, rough or water (6) |
| CRAGGY | Rough or rugged, like Father Ted's island? (6) |
| ASPERA | Rough or harsh: dura, acerba, sic Juno, Aen. 1.279 |
| DOGSTOOTH | --- --- check, a pattern of broken or jagged checks, especially printed on or woven into cloth (4-5) |
| EROSE | Irregular or jagged |
| COARSEST | Most rough or crude or rude |
| BURR | Rough or dialectic pronunciation: rough edge on metal (4) |
| DECKLEEDGE | Rough or ragged side of handmade sheet of paper (6, 4) |
| LIE | Postion of the golf ball when it comes to rest - a good one would be on the fairway, a bad one in the rough or in a bunker and an impossible one up a tree or in a water hazard |
| JEWELBOX | A casket of variously coloured gems; a star cluster in Crux, reminiscent of this; a rough or spiky clam of warm seas; or, a CD case (5,3) |
| SMOOTH | Not rough or wrinkled |
