lunkheaded adj.
slow-witted, foolish.
![]() | Atlanta Constitution Sept. n.p.: Her lunk-headed admirer has to turn squarely around, blocking up the side-walk [DA]. | |
![]() | (con. 1860s) Recollections of a Private 228: This darned soft-headed, lunkheaded Joe here wanted to take me up and carry me like a baby! | |
![]() | Warren Sheaf (Marshall Co., MN) 31 Oct. 4/2: Them lunkhead chaps will see [...] what gawky chaps will see. | |
![]() | Bomb 240: Every mail I was more astounded by the lunkheaded bungling of the Chicago police. | |
![]() | King Kong 83: ‘That was a lunkheaded trick,’ Denham told him. | |
![]() | Sat. Eve. Post 16 Apr. 143/2: Take it then, and be fast cleared out, for you’re a lunkheaded moon-calf [DA]. | |
![]() | Round the Clock at Volari’s 43: ‘That lunkhead brother of mine makes a big deal out of delivering the money. [...] He could have brought it up himself. Or given it to you. But, no, it has to be a big mystery’. | |
![]() | Superman 212: This lunkheaded hero’s amazing lack of imagination. | |
![]() | Guardian Rev. 27 Aug. 18: The incongruous juxtaposition of lunkheaded made guys and their knock-kneed shrinks. |