rusticus [SYNON. in CLOWN.] : rusticanus (milder than rusticus; resembling those who live in the country, or what bears the stamp or impression found in the country: “countrified”): inurbanus: inhumanus (without refinement or polish): incultus (without civilization): clownish conduct, comportment, etc., rusticitas (Silver Age): clownish manners, mores rustici: clownish voice or pronunciation, vox rustica (unrefined, or void of polish), et agrestis (rough, vulgar): sonus vocis agrestis: clownish bashfulness (unbecoming, or not in its place), rusticitas (the French “manvaise honte”). [Vid: RUSTIC] In a clownish manner, rustice, e.g., rustice loqui, facere, etc. (to speak, act in a clownish manner).