hillbilly

/ˈhɪlˌbɪli/
adjective
  1. Relating to or characteristic of hillbillies or their culture, especially in a rural or unsophisticated way.
    • He had a hillbilly accent that was hard for city folks to understand.
    • The restaurant served hillbilly cooking, like fried chicken and collard greens.
    • They played hillbilly music on the porch all evening.
noun
  1. A person from a remote, mountainous area, especially in the southern United States, often stereotyped as unsophisticated or rural.
    • Some people use the word hillbilly as an insult, but others embrace it as a proud part of their heritage.
    • The movie tells the story of a hillbilly who moves to the big city for the first time.
    • My grandfather was a hillbilly from the Appalachian Mountains who taught me how to hunt and fish.
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