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1. (adj.) boorish
of or like a boor; unmannered; crude; insensitive.
Etymology: (1555–65)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) boorish, loutish, neanderthal, neandertal, oafish, swinish
ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance
"was boorish and insensitive"; "the loutish manners of a bully"; "her stupid oafish husband"; "aristocratic contempt for the swinish multitude"
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1. (adj) boorish
like a boor; clownish; uncultured; unmannerly
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Sense: a coarse, ill-mannered person.
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 Afrikaans: buffelagtig |
 Arabic: فَظٌّ، ريفيٌّ، غَليظ الطّ |
 Bulgarian: дебелашки |
 Brazilian: grosseiro |
 Czech: křupanský, neotesaný |
 German: flegelhaft |
 Danish: fræk |
 Greek: άξεστος |
 Spanish: tosco, grosero |
 Estonian: mühaklik |
 Farsi: بی ادب؛ گستاخ |
 Finnish: moukkamainen |
 French: grossier |
 Hebrew: גָסוּת |
 Hindi: असभ्य, अशिष्ट |
 Croatian: neotesan |
 Hungarian: durva |
 Indonesian: kampungan, tak tahu adat |
 Icelandic: ruddalegur |
 Italian: maleducato; zotico |
 Japanese: 粗野な |
 Korean: 시골뜨기의 |
 Lithuanian: mužikiškas |
 Latvian: rupjš |
 Malay: kasar dan tidak tahu adat |
 Dutch: lomp |
 Norwegian: ubehøvlet |
 Polish: gburowaty |
 Persian: بی ادب؛ گستاخ |
 Pashto: بی ادب ، ګستاخ |
 Portuguese: grosseiro |
 Romanian: grosolan |
 Russian: хамский |
 Slovak: hrubý |
 Slovenian: neotesan |
 Serbian: prostački |
 Swedish: tölpaktig, bufflig |
 Thai: เหมือนคนชั้นต่ำ |
 Turkish: kaba/görgüsüz, hödük |
 Taiwanese: 舉止粗魯的 |
 Ukrainian: невихований, грубий |
 Urdu: اکھڑ پن ، گنوار پن |
 Vietnamese: thô lỗ |
 Chinese: 粗鲁，乡巴佬的 |
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