释义 |
lubberliness ˈlə-bər-lē-nəs noun lubberly ˈlə-bər-lē adjective or adverb plural of lubber 1 as in hulks a big clumsy often slow-witted person although he's something of a lubber, everyone agrees that he has a kind heart -
hulks -
losers -
lumps -
idiots -
morons -
skunks -
geese -
skunk -
oafs -
brutes -
louts -
snakes -
clowns -
clodhoppers -
lunatics -
turkeys -
beasts -
villains -
mutts -
palookas -
fools -
gawks -
creeps -
clods -
turkeys -
nuts -
stupids -
chumps -
lugs -
blunderers -
prats -
hardheads -
heels -
dummies -
rogues -
deadheads -
galoots -
blockheads -
noddies -
simps -
boors -
churls -
yahoos -
stocks -
dolts -
ninnies -
stupes -
numskulls -
ignoramuses -
imbeciles -
dullards -
donkeys -
knuckleheads -
loons -
dopes -
dunderheads -
boneheads -
chuckleheads -
pinheads -
bubbleheads -
lunkheads -
naturals -
nimrods -
fatheads -
dimwits -
dunces -
curs -
Neanderthals -
cads -
ignorami -
rascals -
schlemiels -
hammerheads -
chowderheads -
simpletons -
stinkers -
nincompoops -
louses -
apes -
cretins -
jackasses -
ganders -
goons -
airheads -
slouches -
numbskulls -
dips -
cuddies -
anthropoids -
boobies -
noodles -
tykes -
sapheads -
loonies -
dorks -
meatheads -
loggerheads -
birdbrains -
nitwits -
ratbags -
golems -
madmen -
scatterbrains -
clucks -
goofs -
dum-dums -
doofuses -
scamps -
know-nothings -
shlubs -
tikes -
schlubs -
lamebrains -
dodos -
schnooks -
clodpoles -
half-wits -
nits -
dumbbells -
woodenheads -
thickheads -
dufuses -
clunks -
dim bulbs -
dumbheads -
ninnyhammers -
shlemiels -
mugs -
momes -
clodpolls -
dodoes -
clots -
dummkopfs -
yo-yos -
featherbrains -
sages -
wizards -
intellectuals -
thinkers -
brains -
genii -
geniuses -
brainiacs -
whizzes See More 2 as in dubs a clumsy, awkward person the two lubbers who came to deliver my furniture -
dubs -
gawks -
klutzes -
lumps -
oafs -
louts -
loobies -
clodhoppers -
bunglers -
tykes -
duffers -
lummoxes -
tikes -
stumblers -
fumblers -
stumblebums -
gawkies -
tawpies |