An unrefined or uncouth person. Now somewhat rare.

As a type of low birth or breeding; a rude, uncultured man, a clown. (Common in 16th cent.)

A rough or rude fellow.

A clown, a clodhopper.

A heavy, clumsy fellow; a clown. Obsolete.

An awkward ill-mannered fellow; a bumpkin, clown.

A term of contempt for one considered wanting in gentlemanly breeding.

One who wears clouted shoes; a country person, a peasant. Obsolete. (Cf. Spenser's Colin Clout.)

a slovenly lout.

transferred. A man without refinement or culture; an ignorant, rude, uncouth, ill-bred man.

A rude, ignorant, or awkward fellow; a clown, boor. Obsolete.

A person (esp. a man) who behaves in a rude, ill-mannered, or crass way; a lout, an oaf.

a boorish person.

depreciative. A boorish, ignorant, or unsophisticated person; a yokel, a bumpkin. Also (with the and plural agreement): boorish people as a class.

A lumpish fellow, a clown, boor, lout. Cf. clod, n., clot, n. Obsolete exc. dialect.

A bumpkin, rustic, peasant.

figurative. A great awkward hulking fellow.

A clumsy-fisted fellow; a clown, boor, lout.

A boor, lout, clown; an untaught, ill-bred person.

A clownish, slovenly person. Also attributive or as adj.

(a) a diamond in its natural state, before it is cut and polished; (b) figurative a person having high intrinsic worth and good character but…

Abbreviation of, or error for, hoyden, n. adj.

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

An unkempt or unrefined person. Frequently depreciative.

Used as n. Obsolete.

A vulgar person; frequently, a well-to-do or rich person of vulgar manners.

A person who has little or no breeding or good taste; a vulgar or ostentatious person.

A vulgarian.

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…

one who dwells in a cave, a troglodyte; spec. applied to (a) those races of prehistoric men who dwelt in natural caves; (b) the Bohemian Brethren, a…

An urchin, a rascal; a dishonest or rude person.

colloquial. Chiefly U.S. More generally: an unrefined, troublesome, or rowdy person; (gen.) any contemptible person.

A man considered as resembling a caveman (sense 2a), esp. in being ill-mannered, uncivilized, unkempt, physically rough or violent, etc.

An objectionable, bad-tempered, or loutish person.

Originally: a boy, a youth; = yob, n. 1. Now usually (depreciative): a lout, a hooligan; = yob, n. 3.

In Jewish usage: a noisy, vulgar, interfering, or annoying woman; (now) esp. one who gossips, a busybody; one given to nagging or scolding, a shrew.

Originally British (depreciative). A youth who behaves in an uncouth, aggressive, or antisocial way; a lout, a hooligan.

An impolite person.

slang. Esp. in Italian-American usage: a coarse-mannered person; a low-life, a lout.

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

A rough, uncultivated, or aggressively boorish Australian man (esp. as a stereotype).