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stupe

stupe

1 9.9
A person who is not very smart
  • noun
  • /stuːp/
  • Offensive
translation icon : idiota
  • And the stupes believe it, not knowing that it is not possible; that the way the system works is that it takes many stupes to make one rich person; the richer the one person, the more stupes it takes.

Examples

  • - I tell you it's true and if you fall for it, you're a stupe.

  • Oh, don't be a stupe.

  • I never figured you for the stupe.

  • And the stupes believe it, not knowing that it is not possible; that the way the system works is that it takes many stupes to make one rich person; the richer the one person, the more stupes it takes.

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  • And the stupes believe it, not knowing that it is not possible; that the way the system works is that it takes many stupes to make one rich person; the richer the one person, the more stupes it takes.

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  • Barack Hussein knows this; well, he’s a bit of a stupe, so he probably doesn’t know it intellectually, but he can feel it.

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  • Oh, don't be a stupe; you need to pay attention in class.

  • God, what a stupe I am for forgetting my keys again!

  • If you believe that rumor, you're such a stupe.

Synonyms

lump
vsstupe
  • Offensive
35 7.7

A person who is awkward or slow to do things

is centered on slow wit rather than physical awkwardness
stupid person
vsstupe
  • Offensive
30 1.1

A person who is not very smart and often makes bad choices

is the informal slang label for slow wittedness rather than formal description
half-wit
vsstupe
  • Offensive
15 8.9

A rude word for a person who seems very stupid

is informal slang but less directly insulting in tone
dolt
vsstupe
  • Offensive
15 8.8

A person who is not very smart or who acts without thinking

is more colloquial and stresses slow mental speed rather than just foolish acts
dullard
vsstupe
  • Offensive
5 7.8

A person who is slow to understand things

is informal slang that highlights simpleminded slowness rather than formal label
lamebrain
vsstupe
  • Offensive
3 9.3

A person who is not very smart

is the general informal term emphasizing mental slowness more than wordplay
dumbo
vsstupe
  • Offensive
2 8.7

A person who is not very smart

is cruder slang focusing more on slow thinking than mild mockery
lunk
vsstupe
  • Offensive
2 9.9

A person who is clumsy and slow to understand things

focuses more on plain slow thinking than on clumsiness
stupid
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 2.7

A person who is not intelligent and often makes poor choices

is slang and stresses slow thinking rather than general judgment
pillock
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is foolish or silly and makes simple mistakes

is similar but leans more toward calling out slow thinking specifically
dumbhead
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.8

A rude word for a person who is very stupid

is similar but slightly more neutral and simple in insult level
pudding head
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is not very smart

is modern slang and stresses slow wittedness rather than playful tone
Gumby
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9

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

is more about simple slow thinking rather than physical clumsiness
poor fish
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A person who is not very clever and is easy to trick

focuses on simple slowness of mind rather than gullibility
thicky
vsstupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9

A rude word for a person who is slow to understand

is broader slang emphasizing general unintelligence rather than just slow comprehension
pudden-head
vsstupe
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who is not very smart

is current slang focusing on slow thinking rather than comic style
witling
vsstupe
  • Offensive
9.9

A person who is not very clever and sometimes pretends to be smart

is plain slang for genuine slow thinking rather than false cleverness

Antonyms

507 3.4

Able to think, understand, and learn new things

252 4.9

A person with very strong intelligence or creative skill

How Intelligent

genius
252 4.9
Joe Average
  • Informal
1 5.2
stupe
  • Offensive
1 9.9
idiot
  • Offensive
1.2

Surface Forms

stupe singular
stupes plural

Etymology

Stupe for a foolish person comes from the old root stup- meaning 'to be stunned', the same root you see in stupid and stupor. So a stupe is someone who seems stunned or slow to understand.