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Hick

A derogatory and often offensive term for a person from a rural area, especially one considered unsophisticated, uncultured, or ignorant. The term frequently implies a lack of urbanity, often associating the individual with farming or other rural occupations. It can be used to express prejudice or condescension towards those perceived as outside of mainstream societal norms. The usage of 'hick' varies, but the intent is typically disparaging, highlighting perceived deficiencies in social grace, intelligence, or awareness. The connotations can be linked to stereotypes and social biases regarding regionalism, class, and education.

Hick meaning with examples

  • Despite his city upbringing, Sarah often mocked the farmer for his 'hick' accent and his love of country music, failing to understand the genuine values in his simple lifestyle.
  • The tourists whispered among themselves, laughing at the 'hick' motel's lack of luxury, and their outdated slang, showcasing their disdain for the country's residents.
  • The advertisement, filled with stereotypical imagery, aimed to depict the 'hick' customer as an ignorant consumer easily manipulated by flashy marketing techniques.
  • During the political debate, the urban candidate made a point to demean the other, assuming that the 'hick' was not very knowledgable on policy due to the rural upbringing.

Hick Crossword Answers

4 Letters

RUBE

5 Letters

RURAL YOKEL YAHOO

6 Letters

RUSTIC

7 Letters

BUMPKIN HAYSEED

9 Letters

HILLBILLY BUMPKINLY CHAWBACON

10 Letters

PROVINCIAL

15 Letters

BACKWOODSNATIVE UNSOPHISTICATED

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