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(n.) In colonial times, a member of the lower house of the legislature of Maryland or Virginia.

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Babbitt Babbittish Cockney Everyman John Smith Middle American Philistine accordant anal anal character arriviste average average man big-city man boor bounder burgess burgher cad campy capitalist churl city dweller city man city slicker clown common common man commoner commonplace compulsive compulsive character concordant conformer conformist conventional conventionalist corresponding epicier exurbanite formalist formalistic free-enterprise garden garden-variety general greedy groundling guttersnipe harmonious high-camp homely homespun hooligan ill-bred fellow in accord in keeping in line in step individualistic kitschy kosher little fellow little man looby lout low fellow low-camp materialistic methodologist middle-class middle-class type model child money-hungry mucker no great shakes nonsocialistic normal nouveau riche oppidan ordinary organization man orthodox parrot parvenu peasant pedant pedantic perfectionist philistine plastic plastic person pleb plebeian pop popular precisian precisianist precisianistic private-enterprise proletarian propertied public regular ribald roturier rough roughneck rowdy ruffian run-of-mine run-of-the-mill sheep square straight stuffy suburban suburbanite teenybopper townee towner townfolk townfolks townsman townspeople townswoman traditionalist trimmer unexceptional unnoteworthy unremarkable unspectacular upstart uptight urbanite usual vernacular villager villageress vulgarian vulgarist working-class yes-man yokel
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

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