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thickheaded

[thik-hed-id] / ˈθɪkˌhɛd ɪd /


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They have no plan or target in mind, until they’re approached by Popof, a good-natured, thickheaded elephant who asks, “What are you up to?”

From New York Times

“Japan is thickheaded about gender discrimination,” she told Reuters in an interview.

From Reuters

As long as there are costume party revelers, thickheaded college students, button-pushing artists, free-associating designers and plain old unrepentant racists, there will be blackface.

From Washington Post

“No,” he said, as if talking to a particularly thickheaded dog.

From Washington Post

To his mind, of course, the fault lay not with his system but with me, for being so thickheaded.

From Literature