A foolish or ignorant person.

figurative. A worthless, stupid, or ignorant person. Often with the adjective blind; also used euphemistically = bastard, n. 2a.

A person without learning; an ignorant, uneducated person; a simple or ordinary person. Now archaic and rare.

An ignorant person. Now rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

A simple, ordinary person; a person without learning. Cf. idiot, n. 1. Now historical.

? Homely, unlearned. Also as quasi-n.

As a count noun. A stupid, ignorant, or foolish person. Obsolete.

A stupid or ignorant person.

An ignorant or stupid person; an ignoramus.

An ignorant person, ignoramus.

An ignorant person.

A person who knows little; an ignoramus.

One who knows little or no Latin; chiefly in Sir John Lack-latin, a name for an ignorant priest. Obsolete.

= idiot, n. 1.

A person who knows nothing; a very ignorant person, an ignoramus.

A fellow, guy (esp. one held in contempt by the speaker); a foolish or ignorant man.