[
UK
/lˈʌŋkhɛd/
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NOUN
- a stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence
How To Use lunkhead In A Sentence
- The leader tries to seduce Kirk while Rosie stares daggers, Billie tries to make time with the lunkhead and all of the women avoid the lecherous behaviour of the crusty father.
- Anyway, the supposed joke is that Affleck is such a lunkhead that he has no books in his entire apartment, so he resorts to reading product labels.
- He once wrote of me as "lunkheaded" in an erudite Mark Twain-referencing critique The Washington Note
- But then again, what would purposeful self-sabotage prove except that his listeners are all just force-fed lunkheads?
- Not brilliant; even the lunkheads behind us in the theatre seemed to be able to follow it.
- Two lawbreaking lunkheads cruise the back roads in a car sporting a racist symbol while their scantily clad cousin objectifies herself for corrupt lawmen, and those are values?
- About the only power play then left to film actors (the same lunkheads who are gleefully grinding out product now) would be to place a strike-sensitive embargo on promoting these films when they come out.
- Lyrically, the album matches its musical dead weight with a string of unpoetic clichés - maybe the lunkheads who fill arenas didn't get Chris Martin's ramblings about spies and scientists.
- Somehow there is a tone in these case studies that patients/clients are lunkheads and I am the enlightened one.
- And, as I always say, if someone is going to judge you for being honest or for wanting you both to be safe, what are you doing with the lunkhead?