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/bʊr/
Meaning & Definition
noun
a rude or unmannerly person
The boor interrupted the speaker several times during the presentation.
a person who is insensitive to the feelings of others or is socially awkward
Despite his wealth, he behaved like a boor at the gala, failing to appreciate the formality of the event.
a countryman or peasant
The novel depicts the struggles of a boor living in the harsh countryside.
Etymology
From Middle English 'bore', meaning farmer, from Old Dutch 'boer'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
boorish behavior:
Rude, insensitive, or awkward conduct.
social boor:
A person who lacks social grace and manners.
boor at heart:
Someone who may seem unrefined but is good-natured.
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Slang Meanings
A guy who doesn't care about social norms.
That guy is such a boor, he talks loudly in the library.
An obnoxious person in social settings.
Don't invite him; he's just a boor at parties.