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Meanings of boor in English
Spanish
boor Endangered language spoken in Chad.
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Usage of boor in English
1
In the midst of the smoke, the young boor recognized Godfather Stringstriker.
2
We've seen this swaggering, falsely confident boor at least once too often.
3
She is by this time in the hands of that insensible boor.
4
The city people despise it as the food of a Fellah-a boor.
5
In an elegant plutocracy, a jealous husband is regarded as a boor.
6
The boor is jealous, and Zerlina knows well that he has cause.
7
Yet no one but a boor would have reminded me of it.
8
Not von of dem haf efer gifn bain to mein boor Bons.
9
Paris still bewildered him like some countrified boor on his first visit.
10
Nately's father was discreet and cultured; this old man was a boor.
11
Perhaps she had gone away, believing him faithless, or a country boor.
12
Is that boor really going to be allowed to make a speech!
13
Lorenzo was not, however, the boor modern scholarship has made out.
14
The idea that he was a boor had been entirely shelved.
15
Some one under the walls laughed-thehearty, raucous laugh of the care-freeboor.
16
Thanks; you know such advice is wasted on a country boor like myself.
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