unsuave
English
Etymology
un- + suave
Adjective
unsuave (comparative more unsuave, superlative most unsuave)
- Not suave.
- 2007 July 23, The New York Times, “New CDs”, in New York Times:
- For “Get on My Level” he borrows the beat from Fabolous’s “Make Me Better,” turning a suave hit into a notably unsuave collection of puns: “If I land somewhere on a island, like the Skipper/The sex on the beach that I’m-a give her is not liquor.”
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Related terms
- unsuavity