boneheaded in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for boneheaded in the English»Spanish Dictionary

boneheaded [Am ˈboʊnˌhɛdəd, Brit ˈbəʊnhɛdɪd] ADJ inf

boneheaded

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But not even heavy corporate losses or boneheaded responses to requests for basic equality can dim fans' ardor for the company's works.

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It's not just a boneheaded skiing v boarding issue.

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I made a boneheaded decision that got people hurt, and it's extremely lucky it wasn't worse.

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Roughly defined, derp is an onomatopoeic exclamation uttered in response to a boneheaded action of some kind.

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I was in my twenties then, filled with the boneheaded confidence of youth.

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For that matter, nothing to suggest that she's prone to such boneheaded professional gaffes.

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We wouldn't be in the mess we're in if it wasn't for that boneheaded move.

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Mostly it's just vacuous titillation for the irredeemably boneheaded.

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There are surely people who work too hard but it's both insidious and boneheaded to brand them sick.

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The nicknames are usually used only if a team is struggling or if the team made a boneheaded play that cost them a game.

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