| 释义 |
gro·bi·an
\ˈgrōbēən\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: German, after Grobian, a fictional patron saint of vulgar people, from Medieval Latin (Sanctus) Grobianus, from Middle High German grob-, grop coarse, vulgar (from Old High German gerob, grob thick, coarse) + Latin -ianus -ian — more at gruff
: a slovenly crude often buffoonish individual : boor, lout |