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bit of rough

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a bit of rough (British, humorous)
someone, usually a man, from a lower social class than their sexual partner. Jenny's chatting up the barman again. She likes a bit of rough.
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In 1897 two Italian adolescents killed a black man because they were annoyed by a bit of rough play.
Symbolic conflicts, deadly consequences: fights between Italians and ... by Monsma, Karl / Journal of Social History
That work is a blunt instrument, a bit of rough trade interrogating art's promise of long-term cultural consequence, and today it is troublingly poignant.
Liz Larner: Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles. (Reviews) by Jones, Ronald / Artforum International
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