rough-skinned
/ˈrʌfˌskɪnd/adjective
Having a rough skin, hide, or bark.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in James Pilkington (1520–1576), bishop of Durham. From rough + skinned.
- the Sublime
- the Sultan
- the summer country
- the sun
- the sun is over the yardarm
- the Supreme Being
- the sword of justice
- theta
- the tail of one's eye
- the tail wags the dog
- theta rhythm
- theta role
- the Tasman
- the Tatras
- the Temptation
- the Tempter
- the Theocracy
- the thick end of something
- the thin blue line
- the thin end of the wedge
- the three Es
- the Three Graces
- the three Rs
- the thrill of the chase
- the time of one's life