oik

The word oik, by the way, is an old-fashioned English term for a person of uncouth behaviour and/or appearance.

Harry Blamires: The New Bloomsday Book Michael Allen 2005

Cruddas - the Essex "oik" who really cares about Dagenham, it's people and prospects.

Cruddas Targeted in Labour Dirty Tricks 2007

I think that's "oik" you meant, Iain, not "oil", although agree oil of vitriol would describe the nasty little turd accurately.

Proof That the Era of Bulling & Spin is Not Over 2007

Note: [1] An "oik" is an English public school term for a uncultured/uneducated youth

Hex Enduction Hour Smith, Mark E., 1957 Mar. 5- 1982

While the referring to him as "oik" was probably more of a joke than meant seriously, it probably reflects the attitudes which Osborne has encountered for most of his life.

Obsolete septicisle 2010

An open-ended investment company, or OEIC (pronounced 'oik'), is a modern and more flexible version of a unit trust.

MoneyWeek RSS - All 2009

An open-ended investment company, or OEIC (pronounced 'oik'), is a modern and more flexible version of a unit trust.

MoneyWeek RSS - All 2009

The word 'oik' is a disparaging British-English term for "someone regarded as inferior."

The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe 2009

An "oik" is an unpopular or disliked fellow pupil, an obnoxious or unpleasant person, a nitwit, or a clot.

Whale Oil Beef Hooked 2009

"oik" was sometimes pronounc'd 'oink', the sound a pig makes that is rutting around in the mud, dropping the 'n' was because of the spud that was also rolling around in 'la bouche' mostly used by the preppies on lesser preppies especially before prepaparition for a boot blacking.

languagehat.com: OIK. 2004