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pillock

[ UK /pˈɪlək/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who is not very bright
    The economy, stupid!

How To Use pillock In A Sentence

  • Haven't these pillocks ever seen scaffolding before?
  • But surely making a jumped-up Hollywood star look like a pillock is big and clever?
  • I'm standing there staring out at all the students I hope to like and who I hope will like me, feeling like a pillock.
  • It's all been wasted by those pillocks at the health boards.
  • you ask, ‘you made such a pillock of yourself the last time.’
  • Dancing On Ice star Kieron Richardson has hit back at Jason Gardiner following reports that the outspoken judge had branded him a "pillock". All - Digital Spy - Entertainment and Media News
  • Probably because over the past twenty odd years, many such pillocks have had a pretty good go at wiping yours truly off the face of the earth with their poorly piloted tin boxes.
  • Two minutes later, a group of braying guest list pillocks barged their way in, and stood in front of the kids.
  • You might not want to act like a pillock, just to give your child the impression that you weren't one.
  • I heard on Five Live this morning some pillock arguing that the show was not suited to a recession and that Alan Sugar ought to change his catchphrase from "You're fired" to something more suitable for our difficult times. Archive 2009-03-01
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