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Meanings of idiot in English
Person of low intelligence.
Related terms
A person with poor judgment or little intelligence.
Usage of idiot in English
1
The hilarious energy in this idiot attitude gave Turnbull another sick turn.
2
Using the search feature to locate businesses is idiot-simple and surprisingly fast.
3
The idiot fell upon the grass with a sort of gobbling cry.
4
The little idiot is posing as the object of an unhappy affection.
5
And what a blithering idiot they have in me to deal with.
6
The idiot whined sharply when he saw the rifle levelled at him.
7
I was an idiot to let Parkins stay in England at all.
8
An infant kept in absolute darkness would grow into a shapeless idiot.
9
As well find satisfaction in torturing an idiot or mutilating a corpse.
10
I seem to loathe as much as I loved the jabbering idiot.
11
The poor idiot insists on Blivens, desiring to perpetuate the family monicker.
12
Harriwell called himself an absent-minded idiot and rushed for the gin bottle.
13
I examined the boy carefully, and I did not find an idiot.
14
He is like some idiot who pulls off the wings of flies.
15
He had been idiot enough to think he might win the girl.
16
I walked about near the house for hours last night-likean idiot.
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Portuguese
Idiot through the time
Idiot across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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