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单词 ↑Stupid and silly people
释义 ↑Stupid and silly people
Stupid and silly people
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Stupid and silly people (127) in total
    1. a right one INFORMAL ↑a right one
    2. airhead noun [C] INFORMAL ↑airhead
    3. arse noun [C] UK (US ass) offensive ↑arse
    4. arsehole noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE (US asshole) (UNPLEASANT PERSON) ↑arsehole
    5. ass noun [C] INFORMAL (STUPID PERSON) ↑ass
    6. asshole noun [C] MAINLY US ↑asshole
    7. berk (ALSO burk) noun [C] UK SLANG ↑berk
    8. birdbrain noun [C usually singular] MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑birdbrain
    9. blithering idiot noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑blithering idiot
    10. blockhead noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑blockhead
    11. bonehead noun [C] SLANG ↑bonehead
    12. booby noun [C] (US ALSO boob) old-fashioned ↑booby
    13. bozo noun [C] MAINLY US SLANG ↑bozo
    14. buffoon noun [C] ↑buffoon
    15. bugger noun [C] ↑bugger :: 2 × Friendly and unfriendly terms of address
    16. burk noun [C] ↑burk
    17. charlie noun [C] UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑charlie
    18. child noun [C] ↑child
    19. chump noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑chump
    20. clod noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED (PERSON) ↑clod
    21. clot noun [C] UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑clot
    22. clown noun [C] ↑clown
    23. crackpot noun [C] INFORMAL ↑crackpot
    24. crank noun [C] INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑crank
    25. crazy noun [C] US SLANG ↑crazy
    26. cretin noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑cretin
    27. cutup noun [C] US ↑cutup
    28. deadhead noun [C] INFORMAL ↑deadhead
    29. dick noun [C] (PERSON) ↑dick
    30. dickhead noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑dickhead
    31. dildo noun [C] ↑dildo
    32. dimwit noun [C] INFORMAL ↑dimwit
    33. dingbat noun [C] SLANG ↑dingbat
    34. dipstick noun [C] SLANG (PERSON) ↑dipstick
    35. div noun UK INFORMAL ↑div
    36. divvy noun [C] (ALSO div) UK INFORMAL ↑divvy
    37. dolt noun [C] DISAPPROVING ↑dolt
    38. doofus noun [C] US INFORMAL ↑doofus
    39. dope noun [C] INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑dope
    40. dork noun [C] SLANG ↑dork
    41. duffer noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED ↑duffer
    42. dullard noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED ↑dullard
    43. dumbbell noun [C] (PERSON) ↑dumbbell
    44. dummy noun [C] (US ALSO dumbbell) informal (STUPID PERSON) ↑dummy
    45. dunce noun [C] DISAPPROVING ↑dunce
    46. dunderhead noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑dunderhead
    47. fathead noun [C] INFORMAL ↑fathead
    48. flibbertigibbet noun [C] UK OLD-FASHIONED ↑flibbertigibbet
    49. fool noun (PERSON) ↑fool
    50. fucker noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑fucker
    51. fuckwit noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑fuckwit
    52. galah noun [C] AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑galah
    53. goof noun [C] US INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑goof
    54. goon noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (SILLY PERSON) ↑goon
    55. goose noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑goose
    56. headbanger noun [C] ↑headbanger
    57. headcase noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑headcase
    58. hoser noun [C] US SLANG ↑hoser
    59. idiot noun [C] ↑idiot
    60. ignoramus noun [C] ↑ignoramus
    61. imbecile noun [C] ↑imbecile
    62. jackass noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL (SILLY PERSON) ↑jackass
    63. jerk noun [C] (US ALSO ˈjerk-off) slang (PERSON) ↑jerk
    64. joker noun [C] INFORMAL (ANNOYING PERSON) ↑joker
    65. klutz noun [C] MAINLY US SLANG ↑klutz
    66. knucklehead noun [C] US INFORMAL ↑knucklehead
    67. lemon noun (STUPID PERSON/THING) ↑lemon
    68. lug noun [C] INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑lug
    69. lummox noun [C] INFORMAL ↑lummox
    70. lump noun [C] INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑lump
    71. mopoke noun [C] AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑mopoke
    72. moron noun [C] INFORMAL ↑moron
    73. mug noun [C] MAINLY UK INFORMAL (STUPID PERSON) ↑mug
    74. muggins noun [S] UK HUMOROUS ↑muggins
    75. muppet noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑muppet
    76. mutt noun [C] MAINLY US, INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑mutt
    77. need your head examined/examining (OR need your head testing) HUMOROUS UK ↑need your head examined/examining
    78. nincompoop noun [C] INFORMAL ↑nincompoop
    79. ninny noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑ninny
    80. nit noun [C] UK INFORMAL DISAPPROVING (PERSON) ↑nit
    81. nitwit noun [C] (ALSO nit) INFORMAL DISAPPROVING ↑nitwit
    82. numbskull noun [C] ↑numbskull
    83. numskull (ALSO numbskull) noun [C] INFORMAL ↑numskull
    84. nut noun (PERSON) ↑nut
    85. nutcase noun [C] INFORMAL OR OFFENSIVE ↑nutcase
    86. nutter noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑nutter
    87. oaf noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED ↑oaf
    88. peabrain noun [C] INFORMAL ↑peabrain
    89. peasant noun [C] ↑peasant
    90. pillock noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE ↑pillock
    91. pinhead noun [C] INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑pinhead
    92. pipsqueak noun [C] INFORMAL ↑pipsqueak
    93. plonker noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑plonker
    94. prat noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑prat
    95. prick noun [C] OFFENSIVE (MAN) ↑prick
    96. putz noun [C] US SLANG ↑putz
    97. retard noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑retard
    98. sap noun [C] MAINLY US INFORMAL (PERSON) ↑sap
    99. scatterbrain noun [C] ↑scatterbrain
    100. schlub noun [C] US INFORMAL ↑schlub
    101. schmuck noun [C] MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑schmuck
    102. shithead noun [C] OFFENSIVE ↑shithead
    103. silly billy INFORMAL ↑silly billy
    104. simpleton noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED ↑simpleton
    105. thicko noun [C] INFORMAL ↑thicko
    106. tit noun [C] UK SLANG (PERSON) ↑tit
    107. tosser noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE ↑tosser
    108. turkey noun (FAILURE) ↑turkey
    109. twat noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE (PERSON) ↑twat
    110. twerp (ALSO twirp) noun [C] OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑twerp
    111. twirp noun [C] ↑twirp
    112. twit noun [C] INFORMAL ↑twit
    113. wally noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑wally
    114. wanker noun [C] UK OFFENSIVE ↑wanker
    115. zombie noun [C] ↑zombie
    116. ˈhalf-wit noun [C] DISAPPROVING ↑half-wit
    117. ˈlaughing ˌstock noun [S] ↑laughing stock
    118. ˈmouth-ˌbreather noun [C] US INFORMAL ↑mouth-breather
    119. ˌbright ˈspark noun [C] ↑bright spark
    120. ˌchinless ˈwonder noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑chinless wonder
    121. ˌfigure of ˈfun noun [C usually singular] MAINLY UK ↑figure of fun
    122. ˌhorse's ˈass noun [C usually singular] US OFFENSIVE ↑horse's ass
    123. blunderer noun [C] ↑blunder
    124. blunderer noun [C] ↑blunderer
    125. bungler noun [C] ↑bungle
    126. bungler noun [C] ↑bungler
    127. stupid noun [as form of address] INFORMAL ↑stupid
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