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dunderhead

[duhn-der-hed] / ˈdʌn dərˌhɛd /












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It actually appears that Eric Trump, despite his dunderhead reputation, was far more involved in running the place.

From Salon

Even the dunderheads who think Tucker Carlson is a moral authority struggle to buy that one.

From Salon

Adolf Hitler was described by a prominent magazine editor in 1930 as a "big mouth," a "half-insane rascal," a "pathetic dunderhead" and a "nowhere fool."

From Salon

Still, it is enraging to watch a parade of dunderheads preen on cable — anchors and generals and chatterers — the same people whose cheerleading ensnared us in 20 years of quicksand in Iraq and Afghanistan.

From New York Times

My best friend from childhood married a dunderhead who thinks it’s funny to post unflattering pictures of her on Instagram without her knowledge.

From New York Times