blockhead
block·head
(blŏk′hĕd′)n.
A person regarded as very stupid; a dolt.
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blockhead
(ˈblɒkˌhɛd)n
derogatory a stupid person
ˈblockˌheaded adj
ˈblockˌheadedly adv
ˈblockˌheadedness n
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block•head
(ˈblɒkˌhɛd)n.
a stupid person; dunce.
[1540–50]
block′head`ed, adj.
block′head`ed•ness, n.
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| Noun | 1. |  blockhead - a stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence |
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blockhead
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Translations
بَليد، غَليظُ الذِّهْن، غَبي
hlupákťulpas
idiottorsk
tökfejû
aulabárîur, heimskingi
blockhead
[ˈblɒkhed] N (pej) → zopenco/a m/f
you blockhead! → ¡imbécil!
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block
(blok) noun1. a flat-sided mass of wood or stone etc. blocks of stone.
2. a piece of wood used for certain purposes. a chopping-block.
3. a connected group of houses, offices etc. a block of flats; an office block.
4. a barrier. a road block.
5. (especially American) a group of buildings bounded by four streets. a walk round the block.
verbto make (progress) difficult or impossible. The crashed cars blocked the road.
blocˈkade (-ˈkeid) nounsomething which blocks every approach to a place by land or sea.
verbThe ships blockaded the town.
ˈblockage (-kidʒ) nounsomething causing a pipe etc to be blocked. a blockage in the pipe.
blocked adjectiveobstructed. I have a bad cold – my nose is blocked.
block capital/lettera capital letter written in imitation of printed type, eg the letters in NAME.
ˈblockhead nouna stupid person.
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