He had the dead-white, coarse, rather thick-looking skin with large pores that often seems to grow in eastern Europe.

It has a coarse, granular skin with bright orange eyes; some specimens have a light blue ring following the circumference of the eye.

His coarse skin was perpetually pinguid, as if he suffered continuously from malaria.

It has a coarse skin and very little taste.

She had coarse skin, gray hair, dark eyes.

She stood in the middle of the house, a raw-boned woman with coarse features and coarse skin.

He had large features and coarse skin and a heavy five-o'clock shadow.

Frank Locke had coarse, mahogany skin, and wore a tweed suit.

Red life, rushing, pulsing, roaring beneath his coarse skin.

The dried seeds are the size of an adult's fingertip; they are brown and have coarse skin.