rubish

English

Etymology

From rube +‎ -ish.

Adjective

rubish (comparative more rubish, superlative most rubish)

1. Like a rube.
   • 1992, Donald Barthelme, Kim A. Herzinger, The teachings of Don B.:

     I suppose I am a rubish hayseed in some sense, full of down-home notions that contradict the more sophisticated notions of my colleagues.

Anagrams

• hubris