dickhead n.
1. a fool, an incompetent.
Farm (1968) 168: You’re such a God Damn Dickhead about the way you think life oughta be. | ||
Glass Canoe (1982) 16: I called him a dickhead, but he doesn’t know what he’s doing when he’s real full. | ||
Train to Hell 80: Taking all that money off them dick-heads for performing that rubbish! | ||
That Eye, The Sky 140: Henry Warburton’s such a dickhead. | ||
Secret World of the Irish Male (1995) 137: The man was clearly a drooling troglodyte [...] he really wanted to insult me, for some reason, this dribblingly delerious little Donegal dickhead. | ||
Mud Crab Boogie (2013) [ebook] ‘You little dickhead’. | ||
Powder 143: The guy himself is such a . . . dickhead . . . d’you know what I’m saying. He’s an idiot. | ||
Dead Point (2008) [ebook] Ross rounded up [...] McCallum, a dickhead, and a lad called [...] Ionides, an even bigger dunce. | ||
Indep. Rev. 4 Mar. 8: You’d be a complete dickhead if you did that. | ||
Davey Darling 23: Though he was the Old Man’s best mate, I always had him figured for a bit of a dickhead. | ||
Cherry Pie [ebook] ‘All these idiots making stupid comedies about ocker dickheads’. | ||
Alphaville (2011) 315: I’ve seen good cops get set up by these IAB dickheads. | ||
Thrill City [ebook] Not the fucken house, you dickhead, the pen. | ||
Glorious Heresies 286: ‘I’m a dickhead who can’t believe his luck’. | ||
Good Girl Stripped Bare 176: Dickheads who look down at their mobile phones while walking along the footpath. | ||
🎵 Dem man been new bangers, they ain’t ever touched no one (some dickheads). | ‘Kill Confirmed’||
What They Was 81: Walking into man like some dickhead. | ||
Shore Leave 46: ‘Dispute with a dickhead [...] decided to settle it with me shotgun’. | ||
Braywatch 185: ‘What, all because we had turkey for Christmas?’ he goes — the dickhead. |
2. attrib. use of sense 1.
Snitch Jacket 94: My gut’s sending me the message you’re a dickhead, but [...] this ain’t a dickhead bar. |
3. a general term of abuse.
Green Berets 238: ‘Who is that little dickhead?’ ‘That is my counterpart, the camp commander, Captain Nim.’. | ||
Burn 3: Out of the army I wouldn’t have spat or shat on half those dick heads, but there it was salute like a black boy. Some joke. | ||
Foxes (1980) 43: Hey, dickhead? | ||
Close Pursuit (1988) 118: Got us a hymie cocksucker, ain’t we, dickhead? | ||
Fixx 305: Yes, goes Dickhead, it’s a heavy burden. | ||
Candy 80: Cocaine made dickheads into bigger, louder dickheads. | ||
Turning (2005) 167: A hole, dickhead. | ‘Sand’ in||
Apples (2023) 42: Oi, dickheads [...] You look shit! | ||
Private Eye 7-20 Jan. 26/3: get ya finger out of bogbrush’s arse and fuck off back to england dickhead [lower case sic]. | ||
Consolation 361: ‘If I’d wanted to hit you, you’d be dead,’ Ayliffe said. Dickhead. |
4. something problematic.
in In the Life (1972) 165: But this bit here, man, aw, it’s a dickhead. | ||
Sixteenth Round 319: The verdict was the dickhead that really seemed to blow Hogan’s mind the most. | ||
(con. 1968) Citadel (1989) 295: This Goddamn adrenalin high was a dickhead. |
5. (N.Z. prison) a male visitor or male partner of a (usu. female) inmate.
Boobslang [U. Canterbury D.Phil. thesis] 55/2: dickhead n. a male visitor or male partner of a (female) inmate. |