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country [ingl brit ˈkʌntri, ingl am ˈkəntri] SOST
1. country (nation, people):
country
to go to the country ingl brit POL
2. country (native land):
country
to die for one's country
the old country
3. country:
country, a. countryside (out of town)
across country
in the country
in the country attr person, road, life
in the country scene
4. country (area):
country
fishing/walking country
cattle country
Brontë country
cowboy country
5. country MUS:
country, a. country music
country, a. country music attr music, singer
it's a free country!
it's my line of country
it's not really my line of country
country-bred AGG
country-bred
country bumpkin SOST pegg
country bumpkin
plouc colloq
country blues SOST
country blues
country gentleman SOST
country gentleman
country club SOST
country club
country dweller SOST
country dweller
country dancer SOST
country dancer
country cousin SOST pegg or scherz
country cousin
country dance SOST
country dance
I. country [ˈkʌntri] SOST
1. country no pl (rural area):
country
in the country
2. country <-ies> (political unit):
country
native country
the whole country
to go to the country ingl brit form
3. country (area of land):
country
marshy country
open country
rough country
4. country (music style):
country
II. country [ˈkʌntri] AGG
1. country (rural):
country
2. country (in the countryside):
country people, manners
country road
country life
3. country (relating to music style):
country
country singer
mother country SOST
mother country
satellite country SOST
satellite country POL → satellite state
satellite state SOST
country folk SOST + pl vb
country folk
country club SOST
country club
host country SOST
host country
country bumpkin SOST
country bumpkin
péquenaud(de) m (f)
country dance SOST
country dance
country road SOST
country road
I. cross-country AGG
1. cross-country (across countryside):
cross-country
2. cross-country (across a country):
cross-country
3. cross-country SPORT:
cross-country race
cross-country skier
cross-country run
cross-country skiing
II. cross-country AVV
1. cross-country (across a country):
cross-country
2. cross-country (across countryside):
cross-country
III. cross-country SOST
1. cross-country (running):
cross-country
2. cross-country (ski):
cross-country
I. country [ˈkʌn·tri] SOST
1. country (rural area):
country
in the country
2. country <-ies> (political unit):
country
native country
the whole country
3. country (area of land):
country
open country
rough country
4. country (music style):
country
II. country [ˈkʌn·tri] AGG
1. country (rural):
country
2. country (in the countryside):
country people, manners
country road
country life
3. country (relating to music style):
country
country singer
country mile SOST
not by a country mile colloq
I. cross-country AGG
1. cross-country (across countryside):
cross-country
2. cross-country (across a country):
cross-country
3. cross-country sports:
cross-country race
cross-country skier
cross-country run
cross-country skiing
II. cross-country AVV
1. cross-country (across a country):
cross-country
2. cross-country (across countryside):
cross-country
III. cross-country SOST
1. cross-country (running):
cross-country
2. cross-country (ski):
cross-country
country bumpkin SOST
country bumpkin
péquenaud(de) m (f)
country club SOST
country club
country music SOST
country music
developing country SOST
developing country
host country SOST
host country
satellite country SOST
satellite country POL → satellite state
satellite state SOST
mother country SOST
mother country
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The plots, language and content of the stories help the reader to look beneath the veneer and to understand the farmers as scheming, greedy, superstitious, provincial country bumpkins.
en.wikipedia.org
I wore them twice, the second time round feeling like a sloppy country bumpkin.
montrealgazette.com
He became active in calypso in the mid-1930s, and was considered a country bumpkin by his contemporaries, because of his humble beginning.
en.wikipedia.org
This government doesn't stand with us volunteers; they assume because we're not unionised, we're country bumpkins.
www.theage.com.au
They would have been proud to learn that their eldest son wasn't a country bumpkin after all.
www.simcoe.com