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Meanings of boor (boors) in English
Spanish
boor Endangered language spoken in Chad.
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Usage of boors in English
1
Sometimes Minerva wondered if all males were boors, except Papa of course.
2
I have met with several such boors in my experience of sight-seeing.
3
What did this handful of yokels amount to, anyhow?-dull ,frivoling ,barn-dancingboors.
4
The boors of the Cape colony have figured very considerably in modern history.
5
Grandma also knew how to handle boors without harassment sensitivity trainers.
6
But the son of Albert de Hers is now overpowered by these boors.
7
They cannot be boors, whether they have blue blood in them or not.
8
Has he not thick-headed ignorant boors; lazy, enslaved farmers; weedy lands?
9
A hundred and fifty years ago Prussia was a land peopled by boors.
10
The entire nation was composed of prudes and bluestockings and boors.
11
I understood; and, without taking leave of the two boors, I left the room.
12
There are secret children, romantic betrayals, boors, barons and bounders.
13
The men who serve under this Imperial tyrant are all of them ignorant boors.
14
The stupified boors were now able to stir themselves again.
15
Society will never tolerate one who is familiar with boors.
16
I do not wish to appear thus before those boors.
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