rube 

A derogatory term for a southerner; a redneck; white trash

"You know what you look like to me, with your good bag and your cheap shoes? You look like a rube. A well scrubbed, hustling rube with a little taste. Good nutrition's given you some length of bone, but you're not more than one generation from poor white trash, are you, Agent Starling? And that accent you've tried so desperately to shed: pure West Virginia. What is your father, dear? Is he a coal miner? Does he stink of the lamp?"

rube by The FanBoy Menace January 13, 2016

rube 

Hick, redneck, 'an unsophisticated countryman' in Canadian and US slang

'hey, rube!' - Hunter Thompsons ESPN column

rube by Biggus Willus January 6, 2003

rube 

An unsophisticated hick or bumpkin.

What sort of country-fried rube writes this slop?

rube by ...hellno February 19, 2004

Rube 

A term used by used by carnies to describe an disgruntled outsider (usually a small town local) who is no longer fooled and has realized he is being scammed by a rigged game.

"I think this Rube is wise to us."

Rube by TZer0 August 27, 2009

Rube 

Any Oakland Raider fan.

The rube slammed his fist into the wall of his trailer as the Chiefs once again defeated the Chokeland Faders

Rube by Go screw yourself August 25, 2013

RUBE 

Un-intelligent lacking in class, a rube is an Idiotic person who is easily fooled, target of con or scam. Most commonly identified as one THADEUS WEINTZEN OF ARLINGTON VIRGINIA. Rube's will occasionally call others :rube" to deflect embarrassment and ridicule from oneself in a vain attempt to be accepted by society.

Gosh darn thaddeus is a RUBE

RUBE by Jack of the Islands January 25, 2011

rube 

(Ruub) an ambiguous word used to insult and degrade. Can be used as a prefix for words such as: rubbish, rubidium, rubard, ruby, rubben studdard, rubben sangwich, electric rubaloo, rubuttal, ruboumir, rubert, etc.

Most effectively conveyed with an Australian or Kiwi accent.

"Oi! Which one o' yew rubes slobadd all over thes beekwood!?"

rube by mongolwolod March 16, 2009