rustic
ಹಳ್ಳಿಗಾಡಿನಂತಿತ್ತು
definition
noun
Now he was like some Steven King rustic , issuing cryptic wisdom from the porch to a tourist who just wants directions to the hotel.
an unsophisticated country person.
adjective
of or relating to the countryside; rural.
constructed or made in a plain and simple fashion, in particular.
example
This is a baroque homage to Pablo Ferro that doesn't employ white, condensed, 'rustic' lettering.
The 'rustic' fence is composed mostly of bitter cherry saplings joined with wood screws.
Attached to the 'rustic' old country house hotel was a gallery and a deli where we bought a mid-morning feast of focaccia, Persian feta and relish.
The island's only true nudist retreat, it's also the most 'rustic' .
I pondered the delicious irony of it all - for all the money and sophistication, Napa still felt, well, 'rustic' .
Instead it reminds us that men such as Dabney were hardly 'rustic' provincials.
A 'rustic' stone wall lined the edge of the overlook.
The owners painted the ceiling off-white and applied a stain to the 'rustic' beams to make them look like driftwood.
Like all tiny-room experts, they know the benefits of volume, and they're serving up 'rustic' Italian cuisine for a reason.
But for station hands, managers, support staff and their families, the lifestyle remains 'rustic' and dangerous.
You can buy fantastic 'rustic' style six foot fencing from B&Q cheap enough to encircle the whole garden.
There are no architectural features, with one exception of a roughcast 'rustic' bridge in the left foreground.
This old town Bristol sugar warehouse is warm and 'rustic' but thankfully convincing too.
The restaurant has 'rustic' farm tables to share and makes fantastic omelets.
It did not matter to Amrita Pritam whether she was portraying a 'rustic' woman or a sophisticated urbanite.
Rather than dismissing their culture and beliefs as 'rustic' and backwards, she seeks to engage with them and understand their form, origin and nature.
Knotty-pine wails, white tablecloths, and a sprinkling of artwork and Western memorabilia create a pleasingly 'rustic' yet romantic ambience.
And if you never thought that 'rustic' , preppy and retro chic couldn't be combined, then you may not be ready for what the season has to offer.
He was thin and unusually refined for a self-educated New York 'rustic' .
Give furniture a 'rustic' look by finishing it in a distressed, aged way.
The region - best known for its great fortified port wines and some 'rustic' dry reds - appears to be undergoing a renaissance of sorts.
The idea for upscale 'rustic' cuisine came to him in the most ideal of places - at Louie's Backyard looking out over the ocean in Key West.
One evening while Fahrquhar and his wife were sitting on a 'rustic' bench near the entrance to his grounds, a gray-clad soldier rode up to the gate and asked for a drink of water.
He has remained the affable 'rustic' who enjoyed the company of old friends.
Against a 'rustic' stucco wall, water trickles out of scalloped bowls into a colorful blue fountain bedecked with blazing bougainvillea.
The 'rustic' country architecture and furnishings feel very south-of-France.
Ever wonder why Bombayites find other cities pedestrian, 'rustic' ?
They build flower boxes, make picture frames from knotholes, and create 'rustic' benches and tables.
Meursault is the most 'rustic' , but is astoundingly complex in nearly all its forms.
In his boyhood, the autobiographer is an unreconstructed 'rustic' who might have stepped out of a pastoral elegy of Virgil or Theocritus.
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