Bumpkin :
uelut rusticum crederent
Corydon, scurra, tionum cellam promptuariam, acidis imitantur vitea, domus erat seniorum concilium, uelut rusticum crederent, agricola
rusticus;rustici,
rusticus;rustici,
Noun(1) a person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture
(1) she thought Tom a bit of a country bumpkin(2) Many in his own party regarded him as a country bumpkin who lacked the education and moral character to lead our nation through such a fateful crisis.(3) Sometimes, as in the joke about asking directions from a country bumpkin , the easiest way to get from A to B is not to start at A at all.(4) The Chinese also have a familiar term for what we would call a hick or a country bumpkin , and that is a xiali Ba ren, literally, a ÔÇÿvillager from Ba.ÔÇÖ(5) But he was a country bumpkin at heart, already dressed for the weekend in blue overalls, a red plaid shirt, and an old fashioned railroad engineer's striped hat.(6) Whether you're a city dweller or a country bumpkin like myself, it seems that we all take pleasure in what nature holds for us.(7) Once seen as the tipple for students and country bumpkins , cider is now the drink of the moment.(8) Ministers think only a few country bumpkins are going to be affected, but what am I supposed to do?(9) Although her elder sister Nancy had immortalised their parents as upper-class bumpkins in the Oxfordshire countryside, their background was in fact exotic.(10) And he wasn't about fall for the trap the country bumpkins at Auburn laid for him.(11) Y'see, these country bumpkins from Ontario had the audacity and nerve to cover part one of Pink Floyd's classic The Wall.(12) Ernie's slow drawl and grounded certainty are a good counter point to Steve's bumpkinish demeanor.(13) Country bumpkins in red rural areas who depend on tourists from urban areas but vote Republican can forget our money.(14) The country bumpkins , arriving here to gawk, are now more materially behind the urban living average than ever (a recent survey put this at more than African cities).(15) And none of the priests actually seems to be a dirty rotten scoundrel - most of them seem to be more bumpkinish rather than churlish.(16) This might not seem like news worthy of reporting, but it's the fact that it felt like the visit of a pair of country bumpkins to ÔÇÿthe big cityÔÇÖ that makes it a noteworthy event.
Related Phrases of bumpkin(1) country bumpkin ::
uelut rusticum crederent
(1) country bumpkin ::
uelut rusticum crederent
Synonyms
Noun
1. yokel ::
Corydon
2. peasant ::
rusticus
3. provincial ::
provincialibus
4. rustic ::
rusticus
5. country cousin ::
cognatus terra
6. hayseed ::
hayseed
7. hillbilly ::
cogor
8. hick ::
hick
9. rube ::
rube
10. clodhopper ::
uigoris
11. yahoo ::
Yahoo
12. apple knocker ::
knocker malum
13. hoser ::
Hoser
Noun
1. yokel ::
Corydon
2. peasant ::
rusticus
3. provincial ::
provincialibus
4. rustic ::
rusticus
5. country cousin ::
cognatus terra
6. hayseed ::
hayseed
7. hillbilly ::
cogor
8. hick ::
hick
9. rube ::
rube
10. clodhopper ::
uigoris
11. yahoo ::
Yahoo
12. apple knocker ::
knocker malum
13. hoser ::
Hoser
Different Formsbumpkin, bumpkins
Word Example from TV Showswith some Bible-thumping BUMPKIN.
The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1
with some Bible-thumping BUMPKIN.
The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1
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