dullard

I asked her what people in Dullard did for fun.

Even a dullard would be bright enough to know the law that applied in his case.

"In an ocean full of dullards, what good is such a brain?"

"North is not a place," he explained, as if I were the dullard.

Technology has made you an ineffectual dullard, how did that happen?

How in God's name did you come to marry such a dullard?"

Boil that look down and what you got was a dullard with a mean steak.

The work that I strained to see had become a set of dullard exercises.

I named three or four dullards in my class.

"Shut the dullard up," the woman called, but there was no anger in her voice.

He palled around with two other dullards from the island.

They were pleased at having another dullard join their select group.

As it is, he's just a dullard who doesn't understand how his pants came down.

"Theater is just too exciting a prospect to be left to dullards."

I can see that, I am not a complete dullard.

Like history, science was regarded as a subject for dullards who couldn't get to college any other way.

We need to get beyond the stereotyping of teachers as either dullards or miracle workers.

Promotion by seniority is just an insurance policy for the dullards.

This government and the other parties are dullards when we need fire-in-the-belly can do action.

It was the oppression of such dullards as yourself.

They were quite different in spirit from those horrible dullard boxes called computers.

In 1996, even the dullards in the financial markets found it easy to make money.

Stop being such a dullard Jonathan, not everything in life is trying to make a political statement or address class inequality.

We live in a world of half-men and dullards.

Being married to a dullard must get awful boring.