Calloused [verb]

She also feared for her safety, as people on social media called the three travelers callous and irresponsible and as media outlets scrambled to find her.

Without even pausing to think it over Rajah bent his calloused knees, and gratefully Kathlyn crawled back into the howdah.

I mean by that, it was soft and well kept—not hard and calloused.

But the face was worn and the hand that she offered him was calloused.

It was then that she became aware of the hairy back beneath her and a great calloused hand clamped about her wrists.

Her distress was so evident that even this calloused man felt a thrill of pity and stepped forward to assist her.

His hands were strong and red and not too clean, with several broken nails and calloused places.

They were world workers who had lent willing and calloused hands to a thousand great labors in a thousand places.

The calloused, dirt-encrusted fingers deftly snapped open the circuits, dialed a number.

His calloused sensibilities had long ago lost their capability of appreciating a nature such as hers.