Spanish
boor Endangered language spoken in Chad.
Synonyms
Examples for "peasant"
Examples for "peasant"
1
Yes, my father would love a peasant free miner as a daughter-in-law.
2
In fact, in the woman there is something non-peasant in its origin.
3
The Tsar Archidei liked the simple answer of the peasant, and said:
4
Yes; to the home of a peasant about six miles from here.
5
Katrina arose with the natural dignity of the peasant of the North.
1
The barbarian was the proverbial bull in the china-shop of western Europe.
2
I'm using units of meters per second because I'm not a barbarian.
3
I'm afraid your guests must have thought me quite the barbarian, Cathy.
4
Happiness in these things is the legacy to us of the barbarian.
5
He fits in well, Tanis thought as he watched the barbarian work.
1
My heart lurched with anger; the churl might have lowered his voice.
2
In that case I cannot be such a churl as to refuse.
3
I should be a churl if I did not tell you so.
4
But he is a mannerless churl, we will not think of him.
5
My kinswoman could have received no greater kindness at the churl's hands.
1
And then a young man always knows when he can tyke advantage.
2
Back then, he was a wee tyke, barely into the double digits.
3
Weel, there was a bit tyke i' the kirkyaird twa days syne.
4
If it does, then the little tyke usually can get a drink.
5
Why, 'e'd fire on a nurse or an ambulanche, that tyke would.
1
I don't tike you going with a stranger, under the circumstances.
2
Just set one gentleman down, and 'appy to tike another up.
3
First, he didn't need a couple of wise-ass kids tike us ruining his business.
4
But you should learn to tike the larger view.
5
Tom remembered seeing those green walls forming around him, flying together tike pieces of clouds.
1
Such were the emotions now awakened in the heart of the Goth.
2
Totila, the Goth, laid the city of Benevento in ruins, in 545.
3
The Goth Jornandes calls the North of Europe the forge of mankind.
4
She didn't really feel like sightseeing -thatwasn't a Goth thing, right?
5
You have lost your little Goth; of that I need no assurance.
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.
