bubblehead
Americannoun
Other Word Forms
- bubble-headed adjective
Etymology
Origin of bubblehead
Example Sentences
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Jock stood by Good Leaf’s counter on a recent afternoon as customers eyed glass jars of Master Kush and Bubblehead.
From Seattle Times
To enter Grad Alley, students first created their avatar, a legless, robotic being with a bubblehead and googly-eyed stare.
From The Verge
Pop culture portrayals of cheerleaders typically seem stuck in two gears: ditzy bubblehead or the cattiest of mean girls.
From Salon
I deemed Brooke a bubblehead, and she noticed that I was a jerk.
From The New Yorker
When progressive activist Symone Sanders tweeted, "This is about toxic masculinity. Mollie Tibbetts lost her life b/c a man couldn’t take her saying no," professional right-wing bubblehead Tomi Lahren exploded at her.
From Salon
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