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Meanings of thickhead in English
Synonyms
Examples for "whistler"
Examples for "whistler"
1
The Welsh whistler was never going to come through Saturday's game unscathed.
2
The whistler and Razee Reef had been blotted out by the fog.
3
Nobody likes a whistler, particularly not the divinity that shapes our ends.
4
The tokamak runaway-whistler mechanisms have parallels to whistler phenomena in ionospheric plasmas.
5
A cab swung over to the curb and the whistler jumped in.
Usage of thickhead in English
1
Carnaby, you're a great blundering thickhead-ifyou care for my opinion of you.
2
Menelaus the rich, Menelaus the thickhead, Menelaus of the loud voice, Menelaus the cuckold.
3
Have I not told you, thickhead?
4
I don't like you to look upon your father as a thickhead who couldn't be expected to succeed.
5
While essentially clueless, he didn't seem overbearing, or thickheaded, or mean.
6
So these hot-blooded thickheads are convinced at last that it wasn't your work.
7
Six hours later, when BC woke up, thickheaded, dry-mouthed-andcompletely naked-Chandlerwas gone.
8
I shall not waste another word on thickheads.
9
Come here, you thickheaded ruffian!
10
The rangy young man glanced disdainfully at his muscular, thickheaded brother, who shifted his weight nervously from foot to foot.
11
'Ah, sure, you great thickhead of a boy!
12
'Yes,' grunted the inspector; 'thickheaded louts.
13
"Someone conjured up these clouds, you thickhead!"
14
"Ah!" he exclaimed, "I am a thickhead.
15
"These orderlies are such thickheads!"
Frequent collocations
Thickhead through the time