A rustic, peasant, country person, churl.

A villain, a rascal; a fool.

A country bumpkin: a clown, lout. Now dialect.

A country bumpkin; a clown, lout, boor; a heavy dull creature; a blundering fool.

Implying ignorance, crassness, or rude manners: A mere rustic, a peasant.

An ignorant countryman; a silly fellow, booby. Now chiefly U.S.

An unsophisticated or socially awkward person from the country. Cf. country bumpkin n. at country, n. adj.compounds 4.

A country bumpkin; a clodhopper; a loutish or clownish fellow; a common term of abuse.

In negative sense: a countryman or rustic, regarded as ignorant, crass, or rude. Usually with derogatory modifying word.

a rustic, country person.

a rustic, clown: see lob, n.2

A peasant, a clown.

A rustic, a clown, a ‘chaw-bacon.’ Obsolete. (Referring, like many of the compounds, to the fact of swine's flesh being the meat chiefly consumed…

In negative sense: a peasant or rustic, regarded as unrefined or ignorant; a country bumpkin.

The name of a shepherd in Spenser's Shepheardes Cal.; hence, A countryman, rustic, peasant.

A person who wears homespun clothing, hence (in early use) a rustic person, a peasant. Obsolete.

= sense 2.

= lobcock, n.

A bumpkin, rustic, peasant.

transferred. A man who wears hobnailed shoes; a rustic, clodhopper, clown. So Hobnails, as generic proper name.

(Cf. bumpkin, n.1 1.)

a rustic.

A country person; a yokel, a peasant.

Applied opprobriously to a rustic. dialect.

a loutish, unsophisticated, or foolish person from the country; an inexperienced person; cf. put, n.3

A stupid or foolish person, a blockhead. Cf. country put n. at country, n. adj.compounds 4.

A countrified relation; any person with an unsophisticated and provincial appearance or manner. Also in extended use.

One who walks over ploughed land; a ploughman or agricultural labourer; a country lout; hence, a clumsy awkward boor, a clown.

An unmannerly lout; a country bumpkin.

British colloquial, Scottish, and English regional (chiefly northern). (A generic name for) a foolish or unsophisticated man from a rural area…

A country bumpkin.

An uneducated and unsophisticated person from the countryside; a rustic, a country bumpkin.

A country bumpkin.

A ludicrous or contemptuous designation for a country clown; a bumpkin.

An oily alkaloid with a pungent tobacco-like taste obtained from Lobelia inflata (Indian tobacco).

an unsophisticated person from the country.

An inexperienced, awkward, or unsophisticated person.

Humorous name for a rustic. North American, Australian, and New Zealand.

colloquial (mildly derogatory). Also with lower-case initial. A farmer or unsophisticated person from the country; a yokel, a hick. Also as a…

North American slang (chiefly derogatory). Used in various senses to denote a person; spec. (a) a foolish or incompetent person; (b) an…

A country person; a peasant, a rustic. Cf. agricolous, adj. 1.

an unsophisticated person from the country; cf. jay, n. 3d.

An unsophisticated person from the country; a yokel, a hick. Cf. Reuben, n.1

A person, fellow: usually with contemptuous overtones; spec. a rustic simpleton, ‘hick’. Also (with capital initial) used as a nickname (see quot…

colloquial. An unsophisticated or socially awkward person from the country; a stupid, naive, or inexperienced person, a greenhorn.

a countryman or hillbilly (cf. stubble-jumper n. at stubble, n. compounds 2).

An inhabitant of such a place; a country bumpkin. rare.

depreciative. A person whose head is likened to a potato; a stupid person, a fool. Also: a person from an area known for the cultivation of…

An ill-mannered or unrefined person (usually a man); a boor.