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Often used in the same context:
lecher,
lout,
vulgarian,
egotist,
braggart,
buffoon,
windbag,
lech,
twit,
oaf,
philanderer,
sourpuss,
prig,
nincompoop,
cuckold,
twat,
moron,
flatterer,
tosspot,
male chauvinist,
virago,
floozy,
jackanapes,
poltroon,
dolt,
berk,
harridan,
blowhard,
cretin,
rotter,
mumbler,
slob,
guttersnipe,
dunderhead,
moralizer,
fusspot,
popinjay,
lunk,
insulter,
womanizer,
douche bag,
misanthrope,
male chauvinist pig,
narcissist,
whoremonger,
skirt chaser,
curmudgeon,
fuckwit,
loudmouth,
egoist,
ingrate,
prevaricator,
pillock,
sulker,
whiner,
rascal,
dullard,
mountebank,
harpy,
scallywag,
twerp,
jape,
aristo,
letch,
simpleton,
idiot,
wastrel,
rube,
churlishness,
lummox,
doofus,
boozehound,
chatterer,
drunkard,
nitwit,
ignoramus,
snob,
manservant,
flibbertigibbet,
schlemiel,
sycophant,
sponger,
moralist,
churl,
ruffian,
ninny,
halfwit,
monomaniac,
prat,
schnook,
ponce,
pontificator,
boorishness,
lunkheaded,
dissembler,
codger,
boors,
louts,
barbarian,
bumpkin,
blockhead,
booby,
fools,
clown,
fool,
peasant,
rustic,
rustics,
barbarians,
blockheads,
brute
Appears in the definition of:
boorishly,
boorishness,
uncouthness
More general:
disagreeable person,
unpleasant person
Synonyms:
barbarian,
churl,
goth,
peasant,
tike,
tyke
Also try:
— Adjectives for boor:
ignorant,
such,
rude,
german,
dutch,
drunken,
mere,
stupid,
russian,
carinthian,
old,
more...
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