clodhopper
/ˈklɑdˌhɑpər/
noun
- A large, heavy, or clumsy shoe or boot, especially one that is not stylish.
- She traded her fashionable sneakers for a pair of clodhoppers for the hike.
- He wore old clodhoppers that made a loud thud with every step.
- The muddy clodhoppers left tracks all across the clean kitchen floor.
- A clumsy, unsophisticated person, especially one from the countryside.
- The movie's main character is a lovable clodhopper who moves to the big city.
- Despite being a clodhopper, he had a kind heart and a sharp mind.
- The city kids called him a clodhopper because he didn't know how to use the subway.