| 粗 | [ cū  ]    coarse, rough, thick (for cylindrical objects), unfinished, vulgar, rude, crude | 
| 粗估 | [ cū gū  ]    rough estimate | 
| 粗俗 | [ cū sú  ]    vulgar | 
| 粗分 | [ cū fēn  ]    broad classification, (when followed by 為|为[wei2]) to roughly divide (into category A, category B, ...) | 
| 粗劣 | [ cū liè  ]    coarse | 
| 粗劣作品 | [ cū liè zuò pǐn  ]    kitsch, vulgar art, art in bad taste | 
| 粗厲 | [ cū lì  ]    abrasive, husky (voice) | 
| 粗口 | [ cū koǔ  ]    swear words, obscene language, foul language | 
| 粗啞 | [ cū yǎ  ]    husky, hoarse, raucous | 
| 粗壯 | [ cū zhuàng  ]    thick and solid | 
| 粗大 | [ cū dà  ]    thick, bulky, loud | 
| 粗心 | [ cū xīn  ]    careless, thoughtless | 
| 粗心大意 | [ cū xīn dà yì  ]    negligent, careless, inadvertent | 
| 粗放 | [ cū fàng  ]    extensive, expansive, large-scale | 
| 粗暴 | [ cū baò  ]    rough, cruel | 
| 粗枝大葉 | [ cū zhī dà yè  ]    thick stems and broad leaves (idiom), boorish, rough and ready, sloppy | 
| 粗榧 | [ cū feǐ  ]    Chinese plum-yew, Cephalotaxus sinensis (botany) | 
| 粗活 | [ cū huó  ]    unskilled labor, heavy manual work | 
| 粗淺 | [ cū qiǎn  ]    shallow, superficial | 
| 粗獷 | [ cū guǎng  ]    rough, rude, boorish, straightforward, uninhibited | 
| 粗率 | [ cū  ]    rough, coarse, crude, without due care, ill-considered | 
| 粗略 | [ cū lvè  ]    rough (not precise or accurate), cursory | 
| 粗疏 | [ cū shū  ]    coarse, rough, careless | 
| 粗砂 | [ cū shā  ]    grit | 
| 粗笨 | [ cū bèn  ]    awkward, clumsy, unwieldy, heavy-handed | 
| 粗管麵 | [ cū guǎn miàn  ]    rigatoni | 
| 粗糙 | [ cū caō  ]    crude, gruff, rough, coarse | 
| 粗糧 | [ cū liáng  ]    coarse grains (maize, sorghum etc) | 
| 粗糲 | [ cū lì  ]    coarse rice, coarse (of food) | 
| 粗細 | [ cū xì  ]    thick and thin, coarse and fine, thickness (caliber), coarseness, quality of work | 
| 粗茶淡飯 | [ cū chá dàn fàn  ]    plain tea and simple food, (fig.) bread and water | 
| 粗莽 | [ cū mǎng  ]    brusque, rough, boorish, crude | 
| 粗製濫造 | [ cū zhì làn zaò  ]    to churn out large quantities without regard for quality (idiom); rough and slipshod work | 
| 粗話 | [ cū huà  ]    vulgar language (esp. scatological insults), uncultured speech | 
| 粗語 | [ cū yǔ  ]    rude words, dirty talk | 
| 粗豪 | [ cū haó  ]    straightforward, forthright | 
| 粗鄙 | [ cū bǐ  ]    vulgar, coarse, uncouth | 
| 粗野 | [ cū yě  ]    insolent, boorish, rough (in actions) | 
| 粗陋 | [ cū loù  ]    crude, coarse, unsophisticated, shallow | 
| 粗飯 | [ cū fàn  ]    an unappealing and unsatisfying meal | 
| 粗體 | [ cū tǐ  ]    bold (typeface) | 
| 粗體字 | [ cū tǐ zì  ]    bold letter | 
| 粗魯 | [ cū lǔ  ]    coarse, crude (in one's manner), boorish | 
| 粗魯不文 | [ cū lǔ bù wén  ]    crude and ill-educated (idiom) | 
| 粗鹵 | [ cū lǔ  ]    variant of 粗魯|粗鲁[cu1 lu3] | 
| 粗鹽 | [ cū yán  ]    coarse salt, rock salt | 
| ⇒ 五大三粗 | [ wǔ dà sān cū  ]    burly, strapping, big and strong | 
| ⇒ 加粗 | [ jiā cū  ]    to make text bold | 
| ⇒ 動粗 | [ dòng cū  ]    to use violence (against sb), to strong-arm sb, to manhandle | 
| ⇒ 喘粗氣 | [ chuǎn cū qì  ]    to pant heavily | 
| ⇒ 大凡粗知 | [ dà fán cū zhī  ]    a rough acquaintance with sth | 
| ⇒ 大老粗 | [ dà laǒ cū  ]    uncouth fellow, rustic | 
| ⇒ 抱粗腿 | [ baò cū tuǐ  ]    to latch on to the rich and powerful | 
| ⇒ 拔根汗毛比腰粗 | [ bá gēn hàn maó bǐ yaō cū  ]    lit. a hair plucked from (person A) would be thicker than (person B)'s waist (idiom), fig. A is far richer (or more powerful) than B, (used in a pattern such as A拔根汗毛比B的腰粗[A ba2 gen1 han4 mao2 bi3 B de5 yao1 cu1]) | 
| ⇒ 挾細拿粗 | [ xié xì ná cū  ]    to provoke | 
| ⇒ 氣粗 | [ qì cū  ]    irascible, overbearing | 
| ⇒ 皮膚粗糙 | [ pí fū cū caō  ]    pachylosis | 
| ⇒ 短粗 | [ duǎn cū  ]    stocky (short and robust) | 
| ⇒ 磨石粗砂岩 | [ mó shí cū shā yán  ]    millstone grit | 
| ⇒ 老粗 | [ laǒ cū  ]    uneducated person, yokel, boor, roughneck | 
| ⇒ 臉紅脖子粗 | [ liǎn hóng bó zi cū  ]    red in the face, extremely angry | 
| ⇒ 蒸粗麥粉 | [ zhēng cū maì fěn  ]    couscous | 
| ⇒ 西雙版納粗榧 | [ xī shuāng bǎn nà cū feǐ  ]    Cephalotaxus mannii (botany) | 
| ⇒ 財大氣粗 | [ caí dà qì cū  ]    rich and imposing, rich and overbearing |