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UK
/dˈɪŋbæt/
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NOUN
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a silly empty-headed person
yet here he was with an upper class dingbat who just happened to be married to his sister
you would be a dingbat even to try it
How To Use dingbat In A Sentence
- August 25th, 2009 10: 04 am ET you and your dingbat daughter pleasse go back under the rock where you both cohabitate. Cheney takes swipe at Obama over prosecutor
- Sunday evening television is watched exclusively by fools, cranks and gibbering dingbats.
- I really appreciated that he walked me though the initial binocular lesson without making me feel like a dingbat.
- We're not suggesting that every dingbat who kicks-throws-hits a ball should be out there pronouncing on matters of state - far from it.
- Like Republicans, those who conceive and give birth to these movies are willing to do whatever it takes to sell them to a country of dingbats.
- The designs, which recall both asterisks and shamrocks, also circle back to the Warhol-inspired dingbats of Daisy Chain, and the color reinforces the theme of luck.
- These morons know how to say the right moronic things so that the various and sundry dingbats who listen to them actually have faith and act accordingly.
- Some are dingbats who see pet rescue as a business; others, like Bonnie, are there for the long haul. Ann Brenoff: Don't Judge a Rescuer By Her Collar
- yet here he was with an upper class dingbat who just happened to be married to his sister
- Only the dingbats at Haaretz would have the chutzpah to suggest that the IAEA is even mildly confused about the type and grade of Uranium residues found at the Syrian site, if any. ‘jump the gun’