figurative. An ignorant, uncouth, or uncivilized person. Obsolete.

A home-bred person or animal (in either sense of the adjective). Also (with plural agreement): such people or animals collectively.

derogatory. A coarse, uncultured, or stupid person; (also) a fat person.

Also with lower-case initial. A person who wilfully or recklessly destroys or spoils something; spec. a person who produces inferior literature or…

A cruel or brutal person; (also) a person who is coarse, rough, or uncouth.

transferred. One that has no more religion, enlightenment, or culture than a pagan.

In extended use (now usually philistine). An uneducated or unenlightened person; one perceived to be indifferent or hostile to art or culture, or…

An inhabitant of the outback, an uncouth person. Also as quasi-adj., belonging to the ‘bush’ or uncultivated country.

A person with rough manners; an uncultivated or uneducated person; (also) a quarrelsome troublemaker, a rowdy. Also figurative.

A name invented by Swift in Gulliver's Travels for an imaginary race of brutes having the form of men; hence transferred and allusively, a human…

A fool, someone easily taken in; also, an uncultured or unsophisticated person. dialect and U.S. slang.

A person who is not highly intellectual or cultured; one who has a taste for popular culture rather than rarefied artistic or intellectual matters.

slang (chiefly North American). An unintelligent, boring, or ineffectual person, esp. one with a muscular physique.

derogatory. An uncivilized, unintelligent, or uncouth person. Cf. Neanderthal, n. 2.