doodie head

9.9

A playful name children use for someone acting silly

noun
/ˈduːdi hɛd/

Offensive

: cabeza de caca

You're such a doodie head for forgetting your homework!

Examples

He called his friend a doodie head after losing the game.
She laughed and shouted, 'You're such a doodie head!'
Don't act like a doodie head when we're trying to solve a problem.
Why are you acting like a doodie head today?
Don't act like a doodie head when we're trying to solve a problem.
He called his friend a doodie head after losing the game.
She laughed and shouted, 'You're such a doodie head!'

Synonyms

dickhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

67 9.9

A rude name for a person who is stupid and annoying

is more childlike and playful rather than openly aggressive or rude

shithead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

55 9.9

A rude word for a person who is very stupid and unpleasant

is childish and playful rather than vulgar or strongly abusive

doofus

vsdoodie head

Offensive

43 8.0

A person who acts silly or seems not very smart

is more childish and playful while keeping the teasing gentle

fuckhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

18 9.9

A rude insulting word for someone who is very stupid or unpleasant

is a playful childish insult rather than severe vulgar abuse

butthead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

14 8.8

A rude, silly person who annoys others

is more childlike and playful rather than sometimes rude or aggressive

airhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

13 8.8

A person who is silly and not very smart

is childishly playful and targets foolishness rather than absentmindedness

chowderhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

3 9.9

A person who behaves in a silly or stupid way

is more childlike and playful rather than just calling someone stupid

chucklehead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

2 9.1

A person who is silly and acts foolishly

is similarly childish but often sounds more teasing and friendly

doof

vsdoodie head

Offensive

2 9.9

A person who acts in a silly or foolish way

is more childish and playful rather than general slang silliness

stupidhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.5

A childish name used to call someone silly

is the same childish playful insult focusing on foolish or silly behaviour

jughead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.9

Someone who behaves in a silly or foolish way

is more directly childish and playful rather than casual slang

dumbhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.8

A rude word for a person who is very stupid

is more childish and playful rather than bluntly insulting or harsh

skunkhead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.9

An unpleasant or foolish person said as an insult

is more playful and childish rather than broadly contemptuous

stupid-head

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.1

A playful insult for a person who acts silly

is equally childish and playful but may feel more teasing than formal

poophead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.9

A person who behaves in a silly, annoying way

is similarly childish but more playful and less mocking in tone

potato head

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 8.4

A person who behaves in a foolish or silly way

is more overtly childish and playful rather than merely informal

bubble-head

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.5

A person who is silly and not serious

is more childish and playful rather than a neutral informal label

conehead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

1 9.9

An insulting word for a person who does foolish things

is a childish playful insult rather than a straightforward derogatory label

bum head

vsdoodie head

Offensive

9.9

A person who behaves in a silly or careless way

is equally light and childish but stresses silliness more than rudeness

hoghead

vsdoodie head

Offensive

9.9

An insulting word for a rude or stupid person

is more childlike and playful rather than offensive or coarse

How Insulting

idiot

Offensive

∞ 1.2

jerk

Offensive

678 4.2

fool

Offensive

∞ 1.4

doodie head

Offensive

9.9

Surface Forms

doodie head singular

doodie heads plural

Morphology

doodie + head

Assuming knowledge of the constituents ('doodie' as a childish word for feces and 'head' as a common insult-forming noun), the insult meaning is directly derivable from combining them (cf. 'poophead', 'butthead'). The formation is compositional and follows a common, cross-linguistically familiar insult pattern, so a learner who knows both words would readily infer the intended childish insult sense.

Etymology

Doodie head comes from the childish word doodie for 'poo' and the body part head, so you can picture a child joking that someone has poo on their head. That's why people use it as a playful way to call someone 'foolish' or 'silly'.