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The central problem of the show, which I've written about in the past, is that Tommy Gavin is often a just a selfish boor -- and a predictably immature boor at that.
Packwood the boor was tossed for ... nothing that mattered.— Latest Articles
The thought put him in a rage, while the idea of meeting Stevens on an equality humiliated him--strife with such a boor was in itself a degradation.— Elder Conklin
Sometimes he would come behind an unsuspecting boor, and give, close to his ear, a discordant bray from his trumpet, like the note of a jackass, which made him jump, and the crowd roar with merriment; or, perhaps, when the clarionet or the fife was engaged in giving the people a tune, he would drown either, or both of them, in a wild yell of his instrument.— Handy Andy, Volume One A Tale of Irish Life, in Two Volumes
A very small stock for a vee-boor, or South African grazier Withal our field-cornet was not unhappy.— The Bush Boys History and Adventures of a Cape Farmer and his Family

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