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Often used in the same context:
crones,
bumpkins,
aristos,
milkmaids,
gentry,
idylls,
washerwomen,
prigs,
caballeros,
fakirs,
minxes,
churls,
eccentrics,
nymphets,
lumpen,
englishwomen,
cockneys,
bons vivants,
roistering,
lasses,
spinsters,
mammies,
backwoodsmen,
sylphs,
yokels,
mumming,
culturati,
martinets,
dilettantes,
swains,
schoolmarms,
menials,
petite bourgeoisie,
raillery,
noblewomen,
rotters,
wooers,
panpipes,
folk,
lunkheaded,
fustiness,
rackety,
codgers,
maidenly,
roundheads,
gentlefolk,
sourpusses,
tragedians,
songsters,
schoolmasters,
strumpets,
mountebanks,
pipsqueaks,
clownlike,
tramps,
squiffy,
ladino,
roue,
wenches,
scallywag,
hayseeds,
harmonizers,
rubes,
landed gentry,
countryfolk,
burgher,
backwoodsman,
burra,
scruffs,
philistines,
pastorals,
fop,
petit bourgeois,
ragamuffins,
lairds,
frontiersmen,
lowlanders,
shikar,
satyrs,
fairies,
milquetoasts,
townsmen,
babushkas,
archaisms,
fishwife,
outlanders,
waifs,
lustiness,
minstrels,
folkways,
termagant,
manless,
aristocrats,
neurasthenic,
memsahib,
squire,
lecher,
wood nymph,
changelings,
prole,
bounders,
clowns,
rustic,
villagers,
boors,
commoner,
countryman,
people,
squires,
townsfolk,
provincials,
barbarians,
cottagers,
mountaineers,
native,
townspeople,
vagrants
Also try:
— Adjectives for rustics:
simple,
ignorant,
young,
poor,
few,
english,
honest,
armed,
mere,
local,
neighbouring,
more...
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