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Meanings of nitwit in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "doofus"
Examples for "doofus"
1
I'd sat across the table from him like a big doofus yesterday.
2
What this doofus means is, we like learning new things, too.
3
Some rich doofus crashed his suborbital phallus, not far from here.
4
Busting the Internal Affairs Bureau doofus you sent to shadow me.
5
And the doofus little tattletale turns to stare into the headlights.
1
Either that, or-beingfair; you never knew-shewas laboring under dimwit orders.
2
You're going to make the universe fold in on itself you dimwit.
3
And if that weren't bad enough, she'd panicked like some preteen dimwit.
4
Therefore, even the logic-less dimwit could easily figure that the transmission was covered.
5
Now I'm looking toward dealing with a pack of dimwit bureaucrats.
1
Johannes Aspair II devoted himself to his work and his half-wit brother.
2
Beside being a half-wit he had something the matter with his legs.
3
The sailor looked at the half-elf as if he were a half-wit.
4
I been putting this Bull Hunter down for a half-wit, pretty near.
5
But Timothy is but a half-wit; and he has a wife and children.
Usage of nitwit in anglès
1
Ah Tunstell, the nitwit, he was never a very good claviger.
2
If anyone is out there watching, it's some twisted nitwit without a life.
3
I took this body from a poor addled nitwit, an easily manipulated man-child.
4
You had me running around like some nitwit, organizing your closet!
5
Pick him off, nitwit! A hollow voice responded something with:
6
Stand there like a nitwit and let 'em burn you?
7
It comes from the New World, and it is not meant for any old nitwit.
8
That fellow at my gravity-shifts acts like a nitwit.
9
Why would I be jealous of that posturing nitwit?
10
Oh, don't pretend you're some naive, uneducated nitwit-it'sbeneath the dignity of a Backstreet Boy.
11
But in all likelihood, Boll didn't miscast his film deliberately; he did it because he's a nitwit.
12
A couple of nitwit cops pretend to search the woods, and surprise, surprise, they don't find her.
13
You're acting like a silly little nitwit.
14
You too, Miss Plante, and I don't even want to know for what reasons you were helping this nitwit.
15
To be honest, I'm not surprised by anything Gagney does; he is either a diabolical genius, or a nitwit.
16
I'm not surrendering, you nitwit.
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Frequent collocations
Nitwit through the time