You're a boor.
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Boor
//bʊə//
Synonyms for "boor" (95 found)
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69 translations across 22 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- бур noun (a Boer, white South African of Dutch or Huguenot descent)
- грубиян noun (an uncultured person)
- селянин noun (a peasant)
Czech
4 entries- buran noun (a yokel)
- buran noun (an uncultured person)
- neotesanec noun (an uncultured person)
- primitiv noun (an uncultured person)
Dutch
1 entries- boer noun (a peasant)
Esperanto
1 entries- buro noun (a Boer, white South African of Dutch or Huguenot descent)
Finnish
2 entries- jyväjemmari noun (an uncultured person)
- moukka noun (an uncultured person)
French
4 entries- beauf noun (an uncultured person)
- mufle noun (an uncultured person)
- pignouf noun (an uncultured person)
- plouc noun (a yokel)
Galician
4 entries- badoco noun (an uncultured person)
- paduán noun (an uncultured person)
- paifoco noun (an uncultured person)
- pailaroco noun (an uncultured person)
German
2 entries- Rüpel noun (an uncultured person)
- Tölpel noun (a yokel)
Greek
2 entries- αγροίκος noun (a yokel)
- αγροίκος noun (an uncultured person)
Irish
2 entries- abhlóir noun (an uncultured person)
- amhlán noun (an uncultured person)
Italian
4 entries- becero noun (a peasant)
- bifolco noun (a peasant)
- boero noun (a Boer, white South African of Dutch or Huguenot descent)
- burino noun (a peasant)
Latin
1 entries- rupex noun (an uncultured person)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- هودوك noun (an uncultured person)
- چوبان noun (an uncultured person)
Persian
1 entries- ارنئوت noun (an uncultured person)
Polish
3 entries- Bur noun (a Boer, white South African of Dutch or Huguenot descent)
- cham noun (an uncultured person)
- prostak noun (an uncultured person)
Portuguese
1 entries- rústico noun (an uncultured person)
Romanian
4 entries- bădăran noun (a yokel)
- incult noun (an uncultured person)
- mojic noun (a yokel)
- necioplit noun (an uncultured person)
Russian
4 entries- грубия́н noun (an uncultured person)
- грубия́нка noun (an uncultured person)
- мужи́к noun (an uncultured person)
- ха́мка noun (an uncultured person)
Spanish
4 entries- cateto noun (an uncultured person)
- huaso noun (a peasant)
- paleto noun (a yokel)
- paleto noun (an uncultured person)
Swedish
2 entries- bonnläpp noun (an uncultured person)
- tölp noun (an uncultured person)
Turkish
3 entries- hödük noun (an uncultured person)
- köylü noun (a peasant)
- kıro noun (an uncultured person)
Volapük
3 entries- grobälan noun (an uncultured person)
- higrobälan noun (an uncultured person)
- jigrobälan noun (an uncultured person)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
My grandpa describes a Karen as a boor.
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Am I a boor?
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Not swear it, now I am a gentleman? Let boors and franklins say it, I’ll swear it.
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