| It was into this cage that the body of Mr. winterberry was to be put to make a public holiday for yokels! |
| Maybe you think we're being a little hard on the people of this town, by calling them yokels and inferring that they're nothing more than a bunch of undereducated rubes. |
| She confirmed my suspicions of country folk being idiotic yokels as correct. |
| Like Ostade's yokels, the topers of Brouwer's Antwerp frequent a lower sort of tavern than those of Teniers and Steen. |
| They paraded: yokels, a boy dressed as a watering can, a Mickey Mouse, a couple of Cossacks. |
| Well, guess what kids, if the beef industry goes, it's not just going to be the country yokels that are out of a job. |
