Clodhopper [noun]

“I believe you are the young lady who admired that old clodhopper in the picture,” he remarked.

It is not the clodhopper, the navvy or the labourer, the careless or the incompetent, who suffer from them.

His clodhopper of a father sold firewood to the sweet mother of me!

Half clodhopper, half board-school prig, they can still throw back to a nobler stock, and breed yeomen.

Come on; it is so like a country clodhopper to stand looking at a big house, as if you had never seen one before.

You mean that clodhopper with the tight-fitting hand-me-down in the seat behind usyesterday?

They champed as their nature was;—Klale like a hungry gentleman,—Gubbins like a hungry clodhopper,—Antipodes like a lubberly oaf.

I'd sooner listen to the uncouth love phrases of the veriest clodhopper in Bourbon County than to his honeyed, courtly utterances.

Well, if you behave yourself like a man with some manners, and not like an ignorant clodhopper, I can do a great deal for you.

I want no petticoats clinging to me—much less an ignorant backwoods clodhopper.