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muggins

[ UK /mˈʌɡɪnz/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who lacks good judgment

How To Use muggins In A Sentence

  • So I caught one of the hands that were lying limply on the coverlet, bent forward and said softly, reprovingly: "You silly young muggins, why did you go and do a daft thing like that? Fear is the Key
  • Don't do that(Sentencedict), you silly muggins!
  • I was told afterwards he'd been trying to sell the place for months, but all the locals found out they would be buying trouble and left it alone for some muggins like me straight out of the army and still wet behind the ears to come along and jump in with my big feet. Dead Cert
  • On Tuesday it was pouring with rain and muggins here goes and stands too close to a HUGE puddle of water just as a bus came zipping past.
  • Guess who got caught today - that's right, muggins - yours truly.
  • Any muggins can write about Old Times on the Miss of 500 different kinds, but I am the only man alive that can scribble about the piloting of that day—& no man has ever tried to scribble about it yet. Mark Twain
  • Fred was going to pay, but seeing as muggins here is the only one with an American Express card, I got landed with the bill instead.
  • My e-mail domain expired on Saturday and muggins here hadn't renewed it… doh!
  • Taking pictures of you and all your fancy clothes, parties, and people won't make you happy. Well, it might for the moment but it won't last. Your friends like you because of who you are, not what you have. If they don't they aren't good friends anyway. Plus it makes you look like a cotton headed ninny muggins. Tara Stiles: Zen And The Art Of Social Networking
  • Why he couldn't have done that is beyond me, it was muggins here who had to spend an hour mopping the floor - not to mention all the other nonsense I have to do in the mornings anyway.
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