chucklehead Sentence Examples
- Don't be such a chucklehead; pay attention to what I'm saying.
- He's such a chucklehead, always making silly jokes at the wrong time.
- I can't believe that chucklehead forgot his keys again.
- Stop acting like a chucklehead and start taking your responsibilities seriously.
- Every time he opens his mouth, he proves himself to be a complete chucklehead.
- I can't believe I have to work with that chucklehead on this project.
- He's a nice guy, but sometimes he can be a real chucklehead.
- I thought the new employee would be helpful, but he's turned out to be a total chucklehead.
- I tried to have a serious conversation with him, but he just looked at me like a chucklehead.
- Only a chucklehead would think that was a good idea.
chucklehead Meaning
Webster
chucklehead (n.)
A person with a large head; a numskull; a dunce.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chucklehead
Synonyms:
- nincompoop
- loser
- lunkhead
- goof
- ninny
- bonehead
- schnook
- hammerhead
- hardhead
- turkey
- dope
- fathead
- dummy
- imbecile
- prat
- nitwit
- lamebrain
- yahoo
- noodle
- shlub
- pinhead
- loon
- dunce
- numbskull
- know-nothing
- schlub
- clunk
- dullard
- dip
- bubblehead
- dolt
- deadhead
- knucklehead
- dork
- jackass
- numskull
- dunderhead
- dimwit
- chowderhead
- cretin
- lunatic
- goon
- simpleton
- gander
- noddy
- nimrod
- cluck
- jerk
- fool
- airhead
- natural
- dumb-cluck
- ignoramus
- donkey
- oaf
- mutt
- dummkopf
- stupe
- golem
- ratbag
- doofus
- meathead
- dumbhead
- half-wit
- blockhead
- clown
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word chucklehead
A person with a large head; a numskull; a dunce.
stupid, moron,idiot, nincompoop, loser, lunkhead, goof, ninny, bonehead, schnook
genius, thinker, whiz, brain, sage, genius, whiz, brain, sage, intellect
Don't be such a chucklehead; pay attention to what I'm saying.
He's such a chucklehead, always making silly jokes at the wrong time.
I can't believe that chucklehead forgot his keys again.
Stop acting like a chucklehead and start taking your responsibilities seriously.
