A foolish or senseless person.

A mock title for a fool.

A person of shallow intellect.

A weak-headed person.

(from A. II.)(a) A thing or person incapable of feeling; an inanimate thing; an apathetic person; (b) a person destitute of sense, a fool.

A person who is not intelligent; (also) a person who does not understand. Obsolete.

A person of inferior intelligence. Obsolete.

transferred. Said ironically of a person of superior cleverness. no conjurer n. one who is far from clever.

An insipid person or thing; one who is deficient in sense, spirit, or taste. Obsolete.

A shallow-brained person.

A silly or gullible person, esp. one considered as belonging to a notional sect of such people. Cf. sillyton, n., grumbletonian, n.

An empty-headed, unintelligent person.

A dull spiritless fellow; one somewhat obtuse in sense and sensibility.

A thoroughly incompetent person; one without capacity or ability.

derogatory. A person of low intelligence. Now rare.

With an and plural. An example of insipidity; an insipid person, remark, etc.

colloquial. A foolish, witless, or insane person; an idiot; a lunatic. Now archaic and rare.

Denseness or obtuseness of intellect or understanding. Also (in quot. 1844): a person exemplifying this. Now rare.

An unintelligent, uneducated, or foolish person.

one lacking in wits.

An insensate person.

A person who is slow to react or to understand something.

A person having, or regarded as having, few or no cultural interests or little intellect.