countrify
/ˈkʌntrɪfʌɪ/verb
[with object] To give the characteristics of the country to; to make rural or rustic.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sylvester Judd (1813–1853), novelist. From country + -fy.
- under the baton of
- under the cosh
- under the counter (or table)
- under the gun
- under (the) hatches
- under the heel of
- under the impression that
- under the influence
- under the microscope
- under the name (of)
- under the open sky
- under the pump
- under the rose
- under the skin
- under the sod
- under the sun
- under the table
- under the weather
- under the wire
- underthings
- underthrust
- undertint
- undertip
- undertone
- undertook