| In his own undergraduate days the yokel and the mob were outside the pale of the gownsman's interests. |
| Thebold had been chagrined at learning that Don Cort was not the yokel he had taken him for. |
| Over these I rejoiced like a yokel with a pocketful of butterscotch and peanuts. |
| Seeing that you go from town to town, I ween you can outdo a poor country yokel at tidings. |
| Someone commented on my yokel version, which for ages I have thought was the received pronunciation of the word. |
| Here he might be the director, but on ancient Earth he would be only one more gaping, lead-footed yokel. |
