yokel [ˈjəʊkəl, ingl. am. ˈjoʊ-] SUST. pey., irón.
- yokel
- wieśniak m
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The excise men, thinking they were simple yokels, laughed at them and went on their way.
en.wikipedia.org Time to vote for the local yokel whose words or actions you found to be most idiotic and/or despicable this week.
www.riverfronttimes.com He chastised the degraded nonsense which country preachers are ramming and hammering into yokel skulls.
en.wikipedia.org By the way people who live outside of large conurbations are not known as yokels or country bumpkins for no good reason.
www.theargus.co.uk How did a nation of work-shy yokels with a troubling past come to hold the world's future in its hands?
www.telegraph.co.uk