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In the Military: A derogatory term used by higher ranking members as a sort of "nickname" for those below their own rank. Hayseed, quit fucking around and get back to work
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derogatory term for a rural member of the American working class. This cutesy term has a demonizing impact on class consciousness, segregating the rural worker from his urban counterpart. Hayseeds go back to the country, never to be heard from again.
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The used tractor depot was full of hayseeds and rednecks.
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a common person, somebody of little intelligence and social status.
originates from elderly country folk a hayseed could be somebody on the dole by their own desire and living in a council estate
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Someone who shovels manure; a shitkicker.
Someone who spends all their time on a farm away from civilization The grunt that works on the farm was a total hayseed. good for feeding the chickens
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Americana singer/songwriter.
Miller Williams, Inaugural poet and father of Lucinda Williams, describes Hayseed's music as "Roots music. Not from just one tree but a whole grove: bluegrass, old-time, country, gospel, folk, rock, soul..." "Hayseed has been powerfully shaped by the deeply rooted sounds of Southern that is, white gospel music and black gospel. Add on to that. . . dozens of other songwriters whose language is informed by poetry, and you get somewhere near to understanding where his music comes from."
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