dillweed
- noun
- /ˈdɪlˌwid/
- Offensive
- Reality check, dillweed.
Examples
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Get off the stage, you stupid dillweed.
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Everyone in the group knew he was a dillweed for suggesting such a foolish idea.
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Lance, I'm gonna look like a dillweed walking in with you, all right?
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From inadvertently calling Captain Picard a dillweed to the way he immediately began playing off Picard's "straight man" act, Shatner certainly knows how to play Kirk and how to work within the Star Trek universe—even when it's 80-something years after his supposed "death."
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Don't be such a dillweed; you really need to think before you speak.
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She called him a dillweed after he made another annoying remark during the meeting.
Synonyms
A rude name for a person who is stupid and annoying
A person who is cruel and strongly disliked
A person who behaves foolishly or annoys other people
A foolish or annoying person
A person who behaves foolishly and who others often insult with this word
A rude person who is annoying or stupid
A rude name for people who act silly
A rude name for a person who is very silly or not smart
A person who behaves in a silly or foolish way
A person who is annoying or causes trouble
A rude word for a person people strongly dislike
A childish name used to call someone silly
A person who behaves in a silly or foolish way
A person who acts silly and annoys others
An insulting word for a person who does foolish things
An informal British word for a foolish or annoying person
An unpleasant person who annoys others
A clumsy person who is slow to understand and often acts foolishly
A rude, foolish person who annoys others
A person who is annoying or rude
A teasing name for a person who is annoying or unpleasant
A person who annoys others by acting foolish
A rude name for a foolish, annoying person
A person who acts silly or foolish
A silly or socially awkward person who acts foolishly
An insulting word used to call someone stupid
A rude person who annoys or hurts other people
A rude person who acts very foolish and annoys others
Antonyms
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dillweed as an insult plays on the herb name dill plus weed to picture a small, silly plant; a helpful way to remember it is to imagine someone called a little, foolish plant, so calling someone a dillweed means you think they are foolish or annoying.