featherheaded
- adjective
- /ˈfɛðərˌhɛdɪd/
- Offensive
- Don't be so featherheaded about your decisions!
Examples
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He's too featherheaded to make serious decisions about his future.
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Her featherheaded remarks made everyone laugh, but no one took her seriously.
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It was a featherheaded decision to leave his keys in the car overnight.
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He can be quite featherheaded when it comes to important matters.
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She often makes featherheaded choices when shopping.
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I can't believe she bought that outfit; it's such a featherheaded choice.
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His featherheaded comments during the meeting frustrated everyone.
Synonyms
Not showing good sense and making unwise choices
An idea or plan that is very foolish and not well thought out
Very stupid and not thinking clearly
Slow to understand simple ideas or instructions
Silly in a way that shows bad judgment
Not thinking carefully and often acting silly
Very silly and not very smart
Being very silly and not serious
Confused and unclear in thinking or planning
Confused and unable to think clearly
Not able to think clearly or make good decisions
Not very smart or sensible
Being very foolish and showing poor judgment
Acting in a silly, thoughtless way
Not serious and likely to make bad choices
Being foolish and not thinking carefully before acting
Silly and acting in a foolish, awkward way
A person who does not think clearly and often forgets simple things
Not able to think clearly and often doing silly things
Silly and confused in the way someone thinks
Very foolish and often making bad choices
Being very foolish and clumsy in how someone thinks or acts
Showing very little intelligence or common sense
Antonyms
How Foolish
- Offensive
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Featherheaded comes from feather (a very light part of a bird) and head, so it gives the image of a head so 'light' it cannot think clearly. That's why featherheaded means 'silly' or 'lacking good judgment'.