bumpkin造句

Youre dead, bunny bumpkin.

A clumsy, coarse person; a bumpkin.

Beneath the polished veneer, he is a country bumpkin.

A bumpkin went to a big city for the first time.

His schoolmates took him to be a country bumpkin. In fact, he's from an influential family.

Just let you all be prepared and don't be a bumpkin!

That's the kind of God you people talk about Da country bumpkin, a clumsy, brainless, conceited, uncouth hayseed.

Of course, I'm just a small-town bumpkin, hailing as I do from a small tropical island where the capital city has only a few hundred actual residents.

Lincoln, though a much more public man, carefully cultivated a bumpkin persona that encouraged both friends and enemies to underestimate his considerable, almost Machiavellian skill as a politician.

After selling the car, they met ShaGen again on the train, this bumpkin had been living in the hills where life is simple and honest, never believed that thieves existed.

Hung-chien asked Mrs. Wang if it really was . Wang laughed at him for being as much of a country bumpkin as Li Mei-t'ing and added, " `Blind Man Li' must have gone ver heard of an American-made, noiseless mahjong set!"