puzzle-headed (Meaning)

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puzzle-headed (a.)

Having the head full of confused notions; given to getting perplexed over simple matters; also, characteristic of persons that are so.

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The puzzle-headed professor spent hours lost in thought, pondering the mysteries of the universe.
His puzzle-headed approach to problem-solving often led to innovative solutions that left his colleagues amazed.
Sarah's puzzle-headed nature made her the perfect candidate for unraveling complex mysteries.
The detective scratched his puzzle-headed, trying to make sense of the cryptic clues left at the crime scene.
With a puzzle-headed mindset, she tackled each challenge with determination and a knack for finding hidden patterns.
The puzzle-headed artist drew inspiration from the chaos of the world around him, creating masterpieces from seemingly disjointed elements.
Despite his puzzle-headed demeanor, he had an uncanny ability to simplify complex concepts for others to understand.
The puzzle-headed inventor tinkered away in his workshop, driven by the desire to solve problems that had long perplexed humanity.
Jenny's puzzle-headed approach to life made her a fascinating conversationalist, always ready to delve into deep philosophical discussions.
The puzzle-headed architect sketched out intricate designs, each one a testament to his creativity and analytical thinking.

Having the head full of confused notions; given to getting perplexed over simple matters; also, characteristic of persons that are so.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The puzzle-headed professor spent hours lost in thought, pondering the mysteries of the universe.

His puzzle-headed approach to problem-solving often led to innovative solutions that left his colleagues amazed.

Sarah's puzzle-headed nature made her the perfect candidate for unraveling complex mysteries.

The detective scratched his puzzle-headed, trying to make sense of the cryptic clues left at the crime scene.