Good, then, that the cretin should lead him to his own goal.

I was once called a cretin on live radio, writes Shane Hegarty.

Some cretin psychoanalyst would attempt to comprehend the singularity of his worldview.

Even the cretin acted in good faith according to his parts.

At seventeen months the child presented the typical appearance of a sporadic cretin.

According to those cretin marines there could be only one witness.

They're sequestrated, you cretin, they don't even know they're your people any more.

Debellows is a first-class cretin when it comes to women in combat roles.

Tripped and fell into a vat of glue, the clumsy cretin.

Could this cretin truly be stalling to save his own skin?

Don't tip the little cretin with the knife and nightie act.

Every crank's whim, every cretin's philosophy, is fired at him first of all.

The others were so far ahead of him that he felt like a cretin.

The cretin is a travesty on the human being in body, mind and character.

If he doesn't ask you out again, he's a cretin.

It has a certain artistic merit that even a cretin like me can appreciate.