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Meanings of blockhead in English
A stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence.
Usage of blockhead in English
1
Extricate is not the word, you blockhead; extract, I suppose you mean.
2
Originally it was called a blockhead, but that tag never really stuck.
3
Ugh, you are choking me, blockhead; let it be as it is.
4
It's not right for a teacher to call anybody's child a blockhead.
5
The German blockhead having said his say, now the Italian one begins.
6
I find him worthy of his mistress; a tame, coward-hearted, infatuated blockhead.
7
Pox take the blockhead, he is mighty nice, methinks, in his temper.
8
By the way, how was the letter to that old blockhead signed?
9
Go your ways, Contreras, for a tiresome blockhead, as you always were.
10
When you saw me I looked like a blockhead, did I not?
11
There, now do you say that I am a blockhead, an animal?
12
What a blockhead, to believe any person is so active as myself!
13
He goes off, saying to himself, 'Did you see him, the blockhead?'
14
The confounded blockhead insists on seeing the colour of my money in advance.
15
There he is, in the middle of the road, the blockhead.
16
Was it really possible for him to be such a blockhead?
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United Kingdom
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