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dumbhead

American  
[duhm-hed] / ˈdʌmˌhɛd /

noun

Slang.
  1. blockhead.


Etymology

Origin of dumbhead

First recorded in 1815–25; dumb + head

Example Sentences

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He is widely reported to have called the 25-year-old a "dumbhead".

From BBC

He things he can beat me, the dumbhead.

From Literature

Gutman explains simple rules so you don’t look “like a dumbhead” when you write.

From Washington Post

You're a man of remarkable resource, and I must be a dumbhead.

From Project Gutenberg

Henery, you old dumbhead, open that door and get a light in the parlour.

From Project Gutenberg