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airheaded

ADJECTIVE
  1. lacking seriousness; given to frivolity
    silly giggles
    light-headed teenagers
    a dizzy blonde

How To Use airheaded In A Sentence

  • Her performance here did nothing to change my impression of her as an airheaded floozy.
  • 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?
  • Tina indicated back in 2008 it's not a character she is keen on reviving, I think it's probably a bit embarassing for her to play an airheaded bimbo. djb Fey likely to revive Palin impersonation
  • Finn is a goofy, airheaded and sincere football jock. 'Glee' sneak peek: The boys do Bon Jovi and Usher | EW.com
  • The plot concerns Texas Ranger Tommy Lee, who must go undercover as a cheerleading coach in order to protect five airheaded nymphets who have witnessed a murder.
  • In what must be every 40-something guy's fantasy, he shacks up with an airheaded aerobic instructor who is happy to watch mindless films with him.
  • The film's romantic complications are restrained - they neither stretch the viewer's credulity nor make the characters seem airheaded, vindictive, or blind.
  • The political calculus is that Palin is hilariously unelectable, especially given the outstanding contrast between the president's seriousness and legislative accomplishments and Palin's awkwardly-cadenced screeching, her dissonant incomprehensible populist word salads and unserious, airheaded public flailings. Bob Cesca: The Perfect Storm That Could Elect Sarah Palin
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