dulleryn.
/ˈdʌləri/ Dullness; stupidity; unenlivened condition.
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the mind > mental capacity > lack of understanding > stupidity, dullness of intellect > [noun]
hardnessOE
stuntnessc1000
sotshipc1050
witlessnessa1100
sotheada1200
dullness1398
bluntness1483
slowness1495
grossnessa1530
stupidity?1541
assishness?1548
dastardness1552
lourderie1555
dastardliness1556
blockishness1561
doltishness1569
sottage1569
sheepishness1574
doltry1581
sottishness1589
doltage1593
dorbellism1593
grout-headry1600
opacity1611
duncery1615
dunstery1615
stupidness1619
hebetude1621
insulsity1623
unintelligence1634
obtuseness1648
jobbernowlism1652
dullery1653
non-intelligence1653
blockheadishness1656
crassness1664
blockheadedness1716
stolidness1727
blockheadism1753
numbskullity1779
nincompoophood1791
duncishness1805
numbskullism1806
foziness1821
noodledum1821
obtusity1823
soft-headedness1823
noodledom1827
duncehood1829
dunderheadedness1830
sumphishness1830
asininity1831
dunderheadism1836
stockishness1837
dullardness1840
fat-headedness1840
stupor1845
duncedom1847
misintelligence1848
nincompoopery1850
wooden-headedness1850
dumminess1852
jolterheadedness1852
ninnyship1852
donkeyism1855
dumbness1860
beef-wittedness1863
crassitude1865
donkeyhood1869
slow-wittedness1869
chuckle-headedness1880
leatherheadedness1880
pinheadedness1884
numbskulledness1885
donkeydom1889
thickheadedness1889
density1894
moronism1922
nitwittedness1931
nitwittery1931
noodleness1931
dopiness1942
squirrel-headedness1955
nincompoopism1957
dim-wittedness1960
clottishness1961
the mind > emotion > suffering > feeling of weariness or tedium > [noun]
sada1200
fastidiuma1398
irkingc1400
irksomeness1435
tediousness1482
tediation1485
annuisance1502
weariness1526
wearisomenessa1568
irk1570
languor1596
tedification1616
tedium1662
ennui1758
dullery1841
boredom1853
mawkishness1861
fed-'upness1910
mouldiness1916
browned-offness1938
noia1944
1653 T. Urquhart tr. F. Rabelais 2nd Bk. Wks. xi. 76 Master Amitus..had past his degrees in all dullerie and blockishnesse.
1841 Lady F. Hastings Lay of Bell in Poems 190 And victim she to all a housewife's dullery Visited eke the kitchen and the scullery.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1897; most recently modified version published online June 2019).
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- on the wing
- on the wing or one's wing
- on the wings of
- on the wire
- on the woolsack
- on the word of
- on the wrong side of
- on the wrong side of history
- on the wrong side of the blanket
- on the wrong side of the post
- on the wrong track
- on the —— kick
- on the —— side
- on the —— side of
- on the —— side of a specified age
- on their merits
- on their own roots
- on thin ice
- on thirds
- on this account
- on this behalf
- on this half
- on this hand
- on this manner of wise