RURAL

RURAL


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: rural
Phonetic: /ˈɹɔːɹəl/
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A person from the countryside; a rustic.
Relating to the countryside or to agriculture.


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R in RFD
Agrarian
Agricultural
Arcadian
Back country
Back-country
Backcountry
Backwoods
Beyond exurban
Beyond the exurbs
Beyond the suburbs
Bucolic
Bumpkin
Campestral
Characteristic of the country
Countrified
Country
Country-style
Countryish
Countryman
Cracker-barrel
Definitely not urban
Describing farmlands
Exurban
Far from the city
From out of town
From the boondocks
From the country
Hick
In the boondocks
In the boonies
In the country
In the sticks
Like Green Acres
Like Grandma Mosess scenes
Like Mayberry
Like Montana
Like a certain route
Like country life
Like hayseeds hangouts
Like most of Montana
Like much of Kansas
Like some cabin settings
Like some congressional districts
Like some sticks?
Like the backwoods
Like the boondocks
Like the boonies
Like the life of most Amish people
Like the Outback
Like the setting of Green Acres
Like the sticks
Like the town of Mayberry
Living in the country
Mayberryesque
Nonurban
Nonurban U.R.L. array
Not built up
Not built-up
Not citified
Not of the city
Not urban
Of the boonies
Of the country
Of the countryside
Of the sticks
On the range
Out in farm country
Out in the sticks
Outlying
Part of R.E.A.
Part of R.F.D.
Part of RFD
Pastoral
Rube
Rustic
The R in R.F.D.
The R of R.F.D.
Unfamiliar to city slickers
Urban antonym
Urbans opposite
The R in R. F. D.
Pertaining to agriculture.
Beyond the suburban.
Part of R. D.
Part of R. E. A.
Outside of town limits.
Descriptive of exurbia.
Country dweller
Geoponic
Minnie Pearl style
Kind of mail route
Outlying, in a way
Farmerish
___-country
Like 63-Across, usually
On the range, say
Urban's opposite
Opposite of urban
Out of town
Like most of Wyoming
Lacking Verizon coverage, maybe
Like the settings of typical Grant Wood paintings
Like most of Maine
Neither urban nor suburban
Outside the city
Like scenes in Grant Wood paintings
Like much of the Dakotas
Of the country - pastoral
Of country life
In the countryside
Countryfied
Relating to the country
From the countryside
To do with the countryside
Relating to the countryside
Connected with farming
Rook seen over river in the country
Rustic artist interrupting canon, endlessly
Regular members of group really relating to countryside
Pastoral artist restricted by endless regulation
William Cobbett's preferred means of learning what was really happening in England?
Gatherings of rugby players abandon situations in the country
Two rivers in the country
River sport has state backing in the country
Road over a river in the country
Popular urban retreat - fields in the country
Country river and mountains
Right to range in the country
Two rivers characteristic of the country
Country sportsmen backing God
Countryside sport legitimate without conclusion to chase
Country river - a Russian river
Country has right to mountain range
Country artist interned by government out east
Right old city with others not citified
A return game between two sides in the country
Not dense, in a way
Like much of Oregon
Like much of Idaho
Bucolic pair of rivers
Country sport really regularly cancelled
Registered web address to describe a country
Start to register web address blocked by one country
Of farm life
Sparsely populated
From beyond the suburbs
Out in the boondocks, say
Like much of Nebraska
Like about 97% of U.S. land
Urban opposite
Urban opposite
Like many scenes of the artist Jean-François Millet
Game with two sides touring a country
Slanting
Dismayed.
Colouring stick
Unit of weight
Ship's kitchen.
Facets
Do without
Attractive
Smoked herring
Narrow lane
Freedom
Celebrity
Refer everyone, vulgar Republican excepted
Like to keep jade stuff in changed forms
Great pain
Male duck
Some flipping popular urinals in the country
Religious leader defaced painting of the country
Countrys two rivers
Country said to prefer game to duck
River joins another, far away from cities
Artist breaking law taking drug in countryside
Bucolic couple of rivers
William Cobbett's best-known work, originally published in serial form in the Political Register from 1822 to 1826
Country river, Russian one
William Cobbetts best-known work, originally published in serial form in the Political Register from 1822 to 1826
One river after another in the countryside
Like an unpaved road, perhaps
After game, gunners left country
Sub-suburban
Sub-suburban
Right river for country
Far from a city
From farm country
Countryside
Two rivers meet in country
Pastoral sport advanced when embraced by both sides
Out in the country
Like much of Montana
Country sport - two codes, including amateur
Filled with farms
Bucolic painter in trouble, occasionally
Like an area with many farms
Like farm country
King meets important Russian banker in country
Bucolic painting male replaced with rhinos head




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