rustic (n.)
- agriculturalist
- agriculturist
- agronomist
- ascetic
- backwoods
- backwoodsman
- bald
- boor
- bucolic
- bumpkin
- clod
- clodhopper
- clown
- common
- commonplace
- country
- countryman
- countrywoman
- crofter
- cropper
- crude
- cultivator
- dry
- farm
- farmer
- farmhand
- frank
- granger
- greenhorn
- grower
- harvester
- harvestman
- haymaker
- hayseed
- hick
- hillbilly
- homespun
- husbandman
- jay
- kibbutznik
- kolkhoznik
- lean
- lout
- lowland
- mossback
- mountaineer
- muzhik
- natural
- neat
- oaf
- open
- pastoral
- peasant
- picker
- plain
- planter
- plodding
- plowboy
- plowman
- prosy
- provincial
- pure
- raiser
- rancher
- reaper
- redneck
- rough
- rube
- sharecropper
- simple
- sower
- spare
- suburbanite
- tiller
- upland
- yap
- yeoman
- yokel
rustic (adj.)
- agrarian
- agrestic
- agricultural
- artless
- ascetic
- austere
- awkward
- bald
- bare
- boorish
- bucolic
- campestral
- candid
- cloddish
- common
- commonplace
- countrified
- country
- crude
- direct
- dry
- dull
- frank
- gawky
- guileless
- hick
- homely
- homespun
- ingenuous
- lean
- loutish
- lowland
- lumpen
- matter-of-fact
- naive
- natural
- neat
- oafish
- open
- pastoral
- plain
- plodding
- prosaic
- prosy
- provincial
- pure
- rough
- rural
- severe
- simple
- sober
- spare
- stark
- straightforward
- unadorned
- unaffected
- uncomplicated
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- ungainly
- unimaginative
- unmannerly
- unpolished
- unrefined
- unsophisticated
- unvarnished
- upland
- woodsy
And rustic life and poverty
Grow beautiful beneath his touch.
And many a holy text around she strews,
That teach the rustic moralist to die.