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dufus

American  
[doo-fuhs] / ˈdu fəs /

noun

dufuses plural
  1. a variant of doofus.


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If you have any doubt about what Rasmussen is doing here, I encourage you to watch the big dufus energy on display in the video below, this time featuring Rasmussen’s head of polling, Mark Mitchell:

From Slate • Feb. 27, 2023

The flavour of the gags remains identical without feeling old: Lister is still a loveable dufus, Rimmer an awful bastard, Kryten a hopeless people-pleaser and Cat a fabulous feline.

From The Guardian • Oct. 4, 2012

Called-out comment Reply jambo86 Perry, what a dufus.

From Forbes • Oct. 25, 2011

So, at the risk of looking like an idiot again -- actually, I prefer to the word dufus -- let me explain why I think the Huskies will finish 8-4 this season.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 30, 2010

Eno, the dufus, dropped his soon after the warning, so we all had to get down on the chapel floor on our knees and knuckles, like penitents.

From "Newjack: Guarding Sing Sing" by Ted Conover

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