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bonehead

[bohn-hed] / ˈboʊnˌhɛd /


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"So if you meet a far-right, neo-fascist bonehead who looks out of place here, the critical question you must ask that person is: 'Would you like a Welsh cake?'"

From BBC

Notably, whenever Kevin and his bonehead best friend and father are onscreen, the show is shot as a multicam, brightly lit sitcom, with an enthusiastic laugh track that encourages their dumb, sexist hijinks.

From Salon

Criticism of the Fed from lawmakers was fairly muted, even as Trump lashed out repeatedly and publicly at the central bank’s “boneheads” for not easing monetary policy as fast as he wanted.

From Reuters

The president implied that Mr. Powell was an “enemy” and called the Fed chair and his colleagues “boneheads” for not pursuing easier monetary policy sooner.

From New York Times

“You’ll have a guy that has a great play and a great series, then comes back with a bonehead mistake and a turnover,” Smart said.

From Washington Times