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UK
/hˈeɪsiːd/
]
NOUN
- a person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture
How To Use hayseed In A Sentence
- The Savage family consists of a bunch of stubborn hayseeds that get real angry when crossed.
- That Turturro can be convincing both as a Russian chess master and a Mississippi hayseed is a testament to his versatility as a performer.
- It is tempting to ridicule these creationists, dismissing them as hayseeds and not giving them a second thought.
- I generally loathe modern country, which is simply bland pop-oriented music with a hayseed singing.
- Health advisers marveled that hayseeds could be so ignorant.
- By the final issue I liked it, but the first issue was really hayseed and really backwards.
- He's no hayseed or cowboy -' She stopped, shook her head again, looked squarely at the two men. YESTERDAY'S SHADOW
- It had obviously been written by some romantic hayseed with no idea of the realities of country life. SANDS OF TIME
- On the surface, this is the story of a charming hayseed President who goes with his gut feeling.
- There is some sort of derision of the farming community as a bunch of hayseeds.