todger
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- noun
- /ˈtɒdʒə/
- Offensive
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imbécil
- He always acts like a todger during meetings, making it hard for anyone to take him seriously.
Examples
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- That... is my damned todger.
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I don't need to wear this funny little thing over me todger."
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My todger.
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You see, they know what you don't, that I've got a shotgun under the table loaded with angel bones aimed right at your todger.
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Everyone at the party thought he was such a todger for making those silly jokes.
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Don't be such a todger; try to be a little more considerate of others.
Synonyms
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9.9
A mildly rude word for an annoying or playful person
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A person who acts silly and annoys other people
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A rude person who is annoying or stupid
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A foolish or annoying person
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A person who behaves in a silly or annoying way
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A person who annoys others by repeating small actions
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9.0
A teasing name for a person who is annoying or unpleasant
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A person who is annoying or causes trouble
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9.9
A person who behaves very rudely and foolishly
A foolish person who does silly things
A foolish or awkward person
A person who annoys others by asking too many questions or interrupting them
A person who is very foolish and annoying
A very rude and annoying person who treats others badly
A rude, foolish person who annoys others
A rude person who annoys or hurts other people
A person who is rude and annoying
A rude person who acts very foolish and annoys others
A person who is very rude and annoying to other people
Antonyms
Compounds
How Annoying
Surface Forms
Etymology
Todger is British slang and its origin is not clear; some say it comes from tod meaning 'fox', while others link it to a rude word for the male 'private part'. Either way, it became a rude name for a silly or annoying person, so calling someone a todger is calling them a 'fool' or 'annoying person'.