turnip-headed
- adjective
- Offensive
- The turnip-headed driver caused a traffic jam by ignoring the road signs.
Examples
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She couldn't stand her manager's turnip-headed decisions during the project.
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Don't be so turnip-headed about the situation!
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His turnip-headed mistake cost the team a valuable point in the game.
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His turnip-headed remarks made everyone uncomfortable.
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His turnip-headed decision to skip the meeting resulted in a major setback for the project.
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She found it frustrating to work with her turnip-headed colleague, who never seemed to understand the task at hand.
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The turnip-headed student failed to realize the importance of studying for the exam.
Synonyms
Very stupid and not thinking clearly
Not quick to understand or learn
Not able to think clearly or make good decisions
Being very foolish and showing poor judgment
Not very smart or sensible
Being very silly and not serious
Very foolish and often making bad choices
Not very smart and likely to make poor choices
Very foolish and acting without thinking
Antonyms
How Foolish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Turnip-headed uses a simple image: the turnip is a round, plain vegetable and head means the mind, so a 'turnip-headed' person is thought to be 'dull' or 'foolish'.