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[ UK /fˈæthɛd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a man who is a stupid incompetent fool

How To Use fathead In A Sentence

  • I want to hear him read some scary fiction or corny old poetry, play his nose flute, then get us all to open our windows and shout, ‘Excelsior, you fatheads!’
  • In one study, U.S. and Canadian government scientists purposely contaminated an experimental lake in Ontario with around 5 nanograms per liter of ethynyl estradiol, and studied the effects on the lake's fathead minnow population, a common species that fish like lake trout and northern pike feed on. YubaNet.com
  • V. i.112 (241,5) [as fat and fulsome] [W: flat] _Fat_ means _dull_; so we say a _fatheaded_ fellow; _fat_ likewise means _gross_, and is sometimes used for _obscene_; and _fat_ is more congruent to _fulsome_ than _flat_. Notes to Shakespeare — Volume 01: Comedies
  • For such a pond, golden shiners, bluntnose minnows, or fathead minnows may be stocked to provide food for the bass.
  • This manager apparently was a real fathead.
  • Oh, and really, I work all day to ensure that fatheads like you get to drive your stupid cars around and never have to walk an inch in your miserable lives.
  • And it is selfishness like that which will crush socialism, you fathead!
  • It wasn't too long ago that the last place I would have expected to see him would be sitting in the hot seat beside that fathead, but things change.
  • Clemson University noted that his results were preliminary, but did suggest antidepressants certainly appeared capable of deletariously altering the behavior of exposed fish. fathead minnows that venlafaxine - also known as Effexor - and other antidepressants had the potential to make males more aggressive when guarding a nest from a potential intruder. Science News / Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, News Items and Book Reviews
  • Optimesse feels like real optimism and looks like real optimism, but it will never make you look like a fathead.
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