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US
/ˈɛɹˌhɛd/
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[ UK /ˈeəhɛd/ ]
[ UK /ˈeəhɛd/ ]
NOUN
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a flighty scatterbrained simpleton
every airhead on a big salary rushed out to buy one
she's a total airhead - a bridgehead seized by airborne troops
How To Use airhead In A Sentence
- Her performance here did nothing to change my impression of her as an airheaded floozy.
- A ballad flying from voice to voice across the country, sung at the ingle-neuk, repeated from one to another in the little crowd at a "stairhead," in which the grossest humorous view was the best adapted for the people, represented popular literature. Royal Edinburgh Her Saints, Kings, Prophets and Poets
- Most people unfamiliar with my work imagine that anyone with the nickname of "Susie Sexpert" must be an id-centric airhead, a happy but too-dim nympho. Susie Bright: The Terrible Secret of Women's Memoirs: Kill the Cookie
- I know that the economy of rural Ireland operates in a hermetically sealed way, oblivious to the world of Dublin and its superannuated airheads.
- Would it be too much to ask for someone -- perhaps one of his New York Times colleagues -- to give famously airheaded columnist Thomas Friedman a bit ... Thomas Friedman Needs Someone To Help Him Access Widely Available Facts About Politics
- Cheerleaders are not all airheaded and incredibly concerned about the material world.
- Not only that, but millions of Americans voted for a senile warmonger and an airheaded beauty queen. Matthew Yglesias » The Decline of Product Placement?
- The above paragraph makes me sound like a total airhead, even to myself.
- There are bizarre anticipations of the Princess Diana cult - airhead clothes-horse becomes martyr for entire, weeping nation - in this musical about the trophy wife of dictator Juan Peron.
- Every summer for the last five years, this northern Scandinavian city has brought together airheads, headbangers and rockers for the competition.