Not coarse

adjective

1. All right

   "that's fine with me"

2. Well or healthy not sick or injured

   "feel fine"

3. Superior in kind, quality, or appearance excellent

   "a fine job"

4. Physically trained or hardened close to the limit of efficiency
5. Delicate, subtle, or sensitive in quality, perception, or discrimination

   "a fine distinction"

6. Ornate

   "fine writing"

7. Marked by or affecting elegance or refinement

   "fine manners"

8. Used as an intensive
9. Free from impurity
10. Having a stated proportion of pure metal in the composition expressed in parts per thousand

    "a gold coin .9166 fine"

adverb

1. Very well
2. All right
3. With a very narrow margin of time or space

   "she had not intended to cut her escape so fine"

noun

1. A sum imposed as punishment for an offense

   "The motorist had to pay a fine for speeding."

2. A forfeiture or penalty paid to an injured party in a civil action
3. A compromise of a fictitious suit used as a form of conveyance of lands
4. End, conclusion

verb

1. To impose a fine on punish by a fine

verb

1. Purify, clarify

   "fine and filter wine"

2. To make finer in quality or size
3. To become pure or clear

   "the ale will fine"

4. To become smaller in lines or proportions

noun

1. End

noun

1. Art (such as painting, sculpture, or music) concerned primarily with the creation of beautiful objects
2. Objects of fine art
3. An activity requiring a fine skill

noun

1. Something thoroughly and often deliberately obscure

noun

1. Microscopic structure of a biological entity or one of its parts especially as studied in preparations for the electron microscope

noun

1. A comb with close-set teeth used especially for clearing parasites or foreign matter from the hair
2. An attitude or system of thorough searching or scrutinizing

   "went over the report with a fine-tooth comb"