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jamoke

jamoke

2 9.9
A man who is ordinary and not very smart
  • noun
  • /dʒəˈmoʊk/
  • Offensive
: idiota
  • She's singing about how she thinks this jamoke is going to come back to her and her baby and make her happy.

Examples

  • I bet the big jamoke knows.

  • Look at these two jamokes, would you?

  • Jamoke.

  • Have you seen that jamoke trying to fix his car? It won't start.

  • He acted like a jamoke when he forgot his own birthday.

  • Those two jamokes got lost on the way to the party.

Synonyms

jackass
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
139 8.4

A person who acts very stupidly and annoys others

is gentler and often simply marks someone as ordinary or foolish
mook
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
14 9.9

A foolish person who is easy to trick or control

focuses more on being ordinary and unremarkable than being controlled
gomer
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
14 9.9

A person who acts silly or clumsy and makes others laugh

is more about being an ordinary unremarkable man than clumsiness
Muppet
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
12 9.5

A person who is foolish and makes silly mistakes

is broader and can mean merely an unremarkable or foolish man
clod
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
11 7.7

A person who behaves awkwardly and seems slow to understand

leans more toward plain ordinariness than clear stupidity
doof
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
4 9.9

A person who acts in a silly or foolish way

is more about being plain and unremarkable than only behaviour
eejit
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
3 9.9

A person who does something foolish

is less regional and highlights ordinary unremarkable manhood
meatwad
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
3 9.9

An insulting name for a stupid, clumsy person

is less contemptuous and often means merely ordinary or slightly foolish
jughead
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
3 9.9

Someone who behaves in a silly or foolish way

refers to a more ordinary, unremarkable man rather than strong insult
gink
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
2 9.9

A man who seems strange or foolish

is more modern and stresses being an ordinary, unremarkable man
barney
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 8.8

A person who behaves in a silly or foolish way

is broader and can mean merely an ordinary or unremarkable man
dumbhead
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.8

A rude word for a person who is very stupid

is milder and often means simply ordinary or slightly foolish
lunk
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is clumsy and slow to understand things

is more about being ordinary or unremarkable than clumsy stupidity
pratt
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who acts in a silly, foolish way

is less about behaviour and more about being an ordinary man
Gumby
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A clumsy person who is slow to understand and often acts foolishly

focuses more on being an ordinary unremarkable man than clumsiness
galah
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A silly or foolish person used as an Australian insult

is less regional and highlights ordinary or unremarkable male character
jellybean
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 8.4

Someone or something people see as weak and not important

stresses plain ordinary status and sometimes simple foolishness
Joe Schmoe
vsjamoke
  • Slang
1 7.9

A name people use for an ordinary, typical man

adds that the person can also seem foolish rather than just ordinary
divvy
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A foolish person who makes simple mistakes

is similar but points more to an ordinary, unremarkable male figure
bunyip
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A silly or foolish person in Australian English

is similar but centers on ordinary unremarkable male identity
blubberhead
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who behaves in a foolish way

is milder and often just marks someone as ordinary and unremarkable
moper
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

An old word for a person who is foolish or slow to understand

is modern and focuses more on being ordinary than outdated foolishness
hoople
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is easily tricked and believes things without checking

is more general and stresses unremarkable ordinary male identity
neddy
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A donkey or a person people think is foolish

is human centered and means an ordinary, unremarkable man rather than animal
noddy
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who behaves in a silly way

is more about being an ordinary unremarkable male than simple mindedness
McStupid
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude slang name for someone who acts foolish or makes silly mistakes

is milder and often means merely ordinary or unremarkable man
jism
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude name for a foolish, annoying person

is milder and more about plain ordinariness than contempt
timberdoodle
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A foolish or awkward person

is more neutral and emphasizes ordinary, unremarkable male quality
josser
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who does silly or odd things

stresses plain ordinariness rather than eccentric oddness
andouille
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
9.9

A word for a foolish person that people say as an insult

is softer and often means merely unremarkable or a bit foolish
derf
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
9.9

A silly or socially awkward person who acts foolishly

focuses more on being an ordinary unremarkable male than awkwardness
dingling
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who acts silly or foolish

is more specific about being an ordinary, unremarkable man
thumbnuts
vsjamoke
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who acts foolishly or is bad at what they do

is less about competence and more about plain, unremarkable character

Antonyms

694 4.9

A person with very strong intelligence or creative skill

How Foolish

idiot
  • Offensive
∞ 1.2
fool
  • Offensive
∞ 1.4
jamoke
  • Offensive
2 9.9
silly
  • Informal
40 7.4

Surface Forms

jamoke singular
jamokes plural

Etymology

The word jamoke is American slang, and a helpful way to remember it is to think of an 'average Joe' with a joking ending that makes the name sound silly. So, jamoke means an ordinary, unremarkable, or foolish man.