mouth-breather

Again the long pause, then a click, then a sound Johnny thought he recognized: a mouth-breather.

Napoleon, played by Jon Heder with unnerving conviction, is a gangly mouth-breather whose affectless eccentricity could easily be mistaken for simple-mindedness.

He was the fatso voyeur mouth-breather who would phone his hotcha neighbor (Lara Flynn Boyle) and abuse himself while telling her all the bad things he wanted to do to her.

Back then, the only cop we routinely encountered was a patrolman we nicknamed Bluto, a menacing mouth-breather who looked like a Wurlitzer jukebox that somebody had left a tiny blue cap on top of.

Fleurrie Spocket - The veterinarian who came to treat Juliette's sick bull and was once a student in her biology class, whom Juliette remembered as "the narcoleptic mouth-breather in the back row."

Another such article mockingly twisted the modernist doyen's name into Oegen Lovinescu, and referred to his elder colleague Pompiliu Constantinescu as Fonfăilă Constantinescu (from fonf, "mouth-breather").

He had no particular need to see the misshapen forehead hung heavy with bushy eyebrows, over sunken, tired eyes, and a nose that had been broken enough times to flatten it against the face, and turn him into a mouth-breather.