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Meanings of lunkhead in English
A stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence.
Usage of lunkhead in English
1
That lunkhead, Ike, my nephew, ain't such a lunkhead as he looks.
2
Oh, shucks, Huck Finn, I never see such a lunkhead as you.
3
The matter is I'm a lunkhead and Newport bores me stiff.
4
Me an' that lunkhead Ike, my nephew, hev took a likin' to you.
5
Nothin', of course, would wake that lunkhead, Ike, my nephew.
6
And Jason Momoa has sportingly agreed to make Aquaman the lovable lunkhead in this combination.
7
This is my sister, the mother of that lunkhead, Ike, and here is my grandmother.
8
Ike, you lunkhead, hurry up with that coffee pot.
9
Nobody will set up a claim ag'inst you, less it's that lunkhead, Ike, my nephew.
10
The youth exclaimed with sudden exasperation: He's a lunkhead!
11
This lunkhead here is my nephew, Ike Simmons.
12
Ike, addressed by his uncle variously and collectively as "lunkhead," "nephew," and "Ike," served.
13
I guess I became an endearing lunkhead.
14
Here, take hold of these guns--easynow, they won't hurt you; one at a time, you lunkhead!
15
But I can't undertake sich a contract without consultin' my junior partner, this lunkhead, my nephew, Ike Simmons.
16
So far you have acted like a lunkhead, and I begin to regret making you comrade in this adventure.
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