moujik

British

/ ˈmuːʒɪk /

noun

a variant spelling of muzhik

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The tradesman’s costume was his disguise, and if it became him so well it was because his parents were moujiks.

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This morning we have been photographed in the court-yard—the whole establishment, gala carriages, servants, horses, moujiks, maids, cooks, etc.

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If he glowered this moujik was done for.

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If they are not straight out of the historic, or even fictive, page of Tolstoy, I will eat the biggest pair of moujik boots in the collection!

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Left to himself, the simple moujik hits upon some very practical ideas.

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