Definition of country bumpkin

country bumpkin

noun

• A southerner or one who has been raised in a rural area and has the characteristics similar to that of a hillbilly.

  She grew up in the south, so she is a bit of a country bumpkin.

  I live in Chicago, but since I grew up on a farm my friends still think I'm a country bumpkin.

  Last edited on Apr 15 2013. Submitted by Wilhelmina M. on Apr 18 2004.

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Other terms relating to 'bumpk':
bumpkin	Definitions include: an unsophisticated person from a rural area.
Other terms relating to 'country':
country f*ck	Definitions include: used to describe a rube, hayseed, farmer, etc.
flyover country	Definitions include: in the United States, the land between the east and west coasts.
God's country	Definitions include: an inconvenient or far-off location.
naked country	Definitions include: to live way out in the country that you can walk around naked outside and no one will ever see you.

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