Definition for Boor:

• A rude ill- bred person; one who is clownish in manners.

Synonyms for Boor:

• n.

  •
  • pup,
  • villain,
  • rogue.
  •
  • good,
  • vulgarian.
  •barbarian (noun)
  • lout,
  • vandal,
  • troglodyte,
  • troglodytes,
  • hun,
  • Huns.
  •boor (noun)
  • churl,
  • tyke,
  • tike.
  •bumpkin (noun)
  • Clodpoll.
  •cad (noun)
  • rounders,
  • worm,
  • rotter,
  • rotters,
  • stinker,
  • heel,
  • stinkers,
  • WORMS.
  •clod (noun)
  • boob,
  • goon,
  • brute,
  • bear,
  • rube,
  • buffoon,
  • dork.
  •clodhopper (noun)
  • plowmen.
  •hayseed (noun)
  • hillbilly,
  • Country cousin.
  •hick (noun)
  • local yokel,
  • cornfed,
  • redneck,
  • farmers,
  • rurals.
  •lout (noun)
  • lumpkin,
  • clodhopper,
  • gaffer,
  • country bumpkin,
  • Looby,
  • back countryman,
  • lubber,
  • clodpole,
  • hay.
  •lummox (noun)
  • klutz,
  • bruiser,
  • bruisers,
  • oxes,
  • halfwit,
  • half-wit,
  • lunkhead,
  • dumb ox,
  • ox,
  • oxen.
  •peasant (noun)
  • farmhands,
  • cropper,
  • farmhand,
  • provincials,
  • planters,
  • croppers,
  • sharecropper,
  • villeins,
  • planter.
  •person (noun)
  • boor.
  •redneck (noun)
  • good old boy.
  •rustic (noun)
  • backwoodspersons,
  • backwoodspeople,
  • countrypeople,
  • countrypersons.
  •slob (noun)
  • slob,
  • pig,
  • bum,
  • mess,
  • pigpen.
  •yokel (noun)
  • backwoods people,
  • country persons,
  • backwoods persons.

• Other synonyms:

  •Goth
  • goth.
  •
  • son of a gun,
  • oaf,
  • chuff,
  • misogynist,
  • prodigal.
  •
  • countryman,
  • clod,
  • greenhorn,
  • philistine.
  •Other relevant words:
  • dunce,
  • bumbler,
  • crank,
  • grump,
  • worker,
  • ill-bred fellow,
  • rough,
  • loon,
  • roughneck,
  • child,
  • crosspatch,
  • yob,
  • lowbrow,
  • parvenu,
  • scuzzball,
  • countrywoman,
  • chit,
  • nestling,
  • varmint,
  • vegetable,
  • muzhik,
  • crumb,
  • dope,
  • jack,
  • hooligan,
  • savage,
  • tiddler,
  • Blunderhead,
  • longshoreman,
  • lug,
  • dunderhead,
  • scumbag,
  • scrooge,
  • niggard,
  • slouch,
  • galoot,
  • bungler,
  • skinhead,
  • ribald,
  • kern,
  • arriviste,
  • fry,
  • goop,
  • ignoramus,
  • swain,
  • jerk,
  • scamp,
  • dog,
  • curmudgeon,
  • underling,
  • put,
  • farmer,
  • fellah,
  • skinflint,
  • cub,
  • Stinkard,
  • Juke,
  • nipper,
  • rowdy,
  • lump,
  • gawky,
  • simpleton,
  • youth,
  • cur,
  • small fry,
  • kid,
  • Ryot,
  • blunderer,
  • so-and-so,
  • ninny,
  • idiot,
  • boy,
  • clot,
  • mujik,
  • villager,
  • baby,
  • ruffian,
  • plowboy,
  • hoyden,
  • yobbo,
  • lad,
  • neanderthal,
  • backwoodsman,
  • Ninny-hammer,
  • Carle,
  • black jack,
  • bog-trotter,
  • buzzard,
  • Slubberdegullion,
  • botcher,
  • boeotian,
  • bounder,
  • fumbler,
  • villein,
  • hobnail,
  • shaver,
  • chawbacon,
  • tough,
  • Grobian,
  • ass,
  • dolt,
  • gamin,
  • blighter,
  • swine,
  • Carl,
  • gawk,
  • bucolic,
  • serf,
  • upstart,
  • guttersnipe,
  • Dunderpate,
  • Gowk,
  • bourgeois,
  • grouch,
  • babbitt,
  • provincial,
  • youngster,
  • blockhead,
  • peon,
  • knave,
  • groundling,
  • babe.

Antonyms for Boor:

• n.

  • clod
    enthusiast, charmer, gentleman, Exciter.
  • Other antonyms:
    heroine, role model, idol, lady, hero, saint.

Boor Sentence Examples:

• My house a boor one, sir, but at your service.

• The agent's polite manner and rather elegant appearance disconcerted her, for she had expected to meet a coarse and illiterate boor; and finally, Victor Chupin, who was standing twisting his cap near the fireplace, attired in a blouse and a pair of ragged trousers, fairly alarmed her.

Hyponym for Boor:

• n.

  • person
    disagreeable person, unpleasant person.