dizzard Synonyms
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dizzard Meaning
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dizzard (n.)
A blockhead. [Obs.] [Written also dizard, and disard.]
dizzard Sentence Examples
- The old dizzard was known for his peculiar antics and wild stories.
- The young dizzard's reckless behavior had his parents worried sick.
- The dizzard of a politician made a fool of himself during the debate.
- The dizzard didn't know any better and got himself into trouble.
- The dizzard's harebrained schemes never seemed to work out the way he planned.
- The dizzard was always getting himself into comical situations.
- The old dizzard was a bit of a character, but he was harmless.
- The dizzard had a knack for getting into mishaps, but he always managed to escape unscathed.
- The dizzard's wild stories were often met with laughter and disbelief.
- The dizzard's antics were a source of both amusement and exasperation for his friends and family.
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A blockhead. [Obs.] [Written also dizard, and disard.]
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The old dizzard was known for his peculiar antics and wild stories.
The young dizzard's reckless behavior had his parents worried sick.
The dizzard of a politician made a fool of himself during the debate.
The dizzard didn't know any better and got himself into trouble.
