contemptuous. A person of mean abilities, a dull industrious drudge, a literary hack; (in later use) a person of slovenly attire and unpleasant…
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释义 | the mind > emotion > suffering > feeling of weariness or tedium > [noun] > tedious or dull person (39) grub1653 contemptuous. A person of mean abilities, a dull industrious drudge, a literary hack; (in later use) a person of slovenly attire and unpleasant… noddeea1680 A person who causes nodding or drowsiness. Obsolete. insipid1699 An insipid person or thing; one who is deficient in sense, spirit, or taste. Obsolete. rocker1762 humorous. A public speaker who bores his or her audience to the point of sending them to sleep. Obsolete. bore1812 A tiresome or uncongenial person; one who wearies or worries. blue bore (quot. 1837): in punning allusion to the tavern sign of the Blue Boar. Dryasdust1819 The name of a fictitious person to whom Sir W. Scott pretends to dedicate some of his novels; hence, a writer or student of antiquities, history… insipidity1822 With an and plural. An example of insipidity; an insipid person, remark, etc. prose1844 colloquial. A dull, commonplace, or turgid disquisition or piece of writing. Obsolete. bagpipe1850 figurative. A long-winded monotonous speaker. vampire1862 transferred. slang. An intolerable bore or tedious person. pill1865 slang (originally U.S.). A foolish or contemptible person; a bore. Cf. sense 3a. jeff1870 A derogatory term for a man, usually a ‘hick’ or a bore; esp. used by black Americans of white men. Also attributive, as jeff artist, jeff hat. terebrant1890 = bore, n.2 3 humorous nonce-use. poop1893 A stupid or ineffectual person; a fool, a bore. stodger1905 A stodgy person; one who is lacking in spirit or liveliness. club bore1910 nudnik1916 Esp. in Jewish usage: a pestering, nagging, or irritating person; a bore. Cf. noodge, n. stodge1922 = stodger, n. dreary1925 A dreary person. dreep1927 An ineffective, spiritless, or lugubrious person; a ‘drip’. binder1930 slang. A boring person or thing (see bind, v. 22). drip1932 A stupid, feeble, or dull person; a fool; a bore. slang. douchebag1946 slang (originally U.S.). A stupid, obnoxious, or contemptible person; a person who behaves despicably. drear1958 A dreary person. colloquial. drag1959 Something that drags, or hangs heavily, so as to impede motion. figurative. A heavy obstruction to progress. Also, an annoyance, a bore; a dull… noodge1968 A person who persistently complains or nags; a pest, a bore. Cf. nudnik, n. anorak1984 British slang (derogatory). A boring, studious, or socially inept person (caricatured as typically wearing an anorak), esp. one who pursues an… Subcategories:— group of bores (1) — person who is not witty (1) — trite, banal, or conventional (5) — lacking variety (1) — lacking originality (1) — behaviour or practice of tedious or dull person (3) |
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