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Definition
Synonym
bloedsinnig
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
blödsinnig
adj
ugs.
stupid, idiotic, dull
irrsinnig, verrückt, blödsinnig
adj
lunatic
blöd, blödsinnig, geistesschwach, idiotisch
imbecile
Deutsche
bloedsinnig Synonyme
Englische
stupid idiotic dull Synonyme
stupid
Boeotian
absurd
addled
apish
asinine
backward
balmy
barmy
batty
beef-brained
beef-witted
beetleheaded
befooled
beguiled
besotted
blear-eyed
blear-witted
block
blockheaded
blockish
boneheaded
bootless
boring
bovine
brainless
brute
brutish
buffoonish
chuckleheaded
chumpish
clod
cloddish
cockamamie
cockeyed
cowish
crass
crazy
credulous
cretinous
cuckoo
daffy
daft
dazed
dense
dim
dim-witted
dimwit
dizzy
dolt
doltish
donkey
dope
dopey
doting
dozy
dull
dull-witted
dullard
dullhead
dumb
dumb cluck
dumbbell
dummkopf
dummy
dunce
duncical
duncish
empty-headed
fat
fatheaded
fatuitous
fatuous
flaky
fond
fool
foolhardy
foolheaded
foolish
frivolous
fuddled
futile
gaga
goofy
goosey
gowk
gross
gulled
half-assed
half-baked
half-witted
ho-hum
humdrum
idiot
idiotic
ignoramus
ill-advised
imbecile
imbecilic
inane
ineducable
inept
infatuated
insane
insipid
irrational
irresponsible
jerky
jobbernowl
klutzy
kooky
lackwit
lamebrain
laughable
lightweight
looby
loon
loony
ludicrous
lumbering
lumpish
mad
maudlin
mindless
monotonous
moron
moronic
niais
nincompoop
ninny
ninnyhammer
nitwit
noddy
nonsensical
numskulled
nutty
oafish
obtuse
opaque
pinhead
prosaic
put
retarded
ridiculous
risible
sappy
scatterbrained
screwy
senseless
sentimental
silly
simple
simpleton
slow
slow-witted
sluggish
sottish
stolid
subnormal
tedious
thick
thick-witted
thickheaded
thickwit
thoughtless
tiresome
torpid
unimaginative
uninspired
unintelligent
uninteresting
unteachable
vacuous
vapid
wacky
weak-minded
wet
witless
witling
wrongheaded
stupid
ity
absurdity
absurdness
act of folly
asininity
battiness
blockishness
blunder
boobishness
boorishness
bootlessness
botch
bovinity
brainlessness
buffoonery
bungle
cloddishness
clownishness
crackpottedness
crankiness
crassness
craziness
cretinism
crudeness
daffiness
denseness
density
desipience
dim-wittedness
dimness
doltishness
dull-wittedness
dullardism
dullness
dumb trick
dumbness
duncery
eccentricity
empty-headedness
fatuity
fatuousness
faux pas
folly
foolery
foolhardiness
foolheadedness
foolishness
frivolity
frivolousness
gaffe
giddiness
goofiness
grossness
hebetude
idiocy
imbecility
imprudence
inanity
indiscretion
ineptitude
insanity
irrationality
irresponsibility
lethargy
loutishness
ludicrousness
lumpishness
lunacy
madness
mindlessness
niaiserie
ninnyism
nonsense
nugacity
nuttiness
oafdom
oafishness
obtuseness
opacity
queerness
ridiculousness
risibility
sappiness
screwiness
senselessness
silliness
simpletonianism
simplicity
slowness
sluggishness
solecism
sottise
sottishness
stolidity
stupid
thing
thick-headedness
thick-wittedness
thoughtlessness
triflingness
triviality
unteachability
unwise step
wackiness
weak-mindedness
weirdness
witlessness
wrongheadedness
yokelism
zaniness
zanyism
bloedsinnig Definition
Dull
(
superl.
)
Slow
of
understanding
Dull
(
superl.
)
Slow
in
action
Dull
(
superl.
)
Insensible
Dull
(
superl.
)
Not
keen
in
edge
or
point
Dull
(
superl.
)
Not
bright
or
clear
to
the
eye
Dull
(
superl.
)
Heavy
Dull
(
superl.
)
Furnishing
little
delight,
spirit,
or
variety
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
sharpness
of
edge
or
point.
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
make
dull,
stupid,
or
sluggish
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
render
dim
or
obscure
Dull
(
v.
t.)
To
deprive
of
liveliness
or
activity
Dull
(
v.
i.)
To
become
dull
or
stupid.
Dull-brained
(
a.
)
Stupid
Dull-browed
(
a.
)
Having
a
gloomy
look.
Dull-eyed
(
a.
)
Having
eyes
wanting
brightness,
liveliness,
or
vivacity.
Dull-sighted
(
a.
)
Having
poor
eyesight.
Dull-witted
(
a.
)
Stupid.
Idiotic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Idiotical
Stupid
(
a.
)
Very
dull
Stupid
(
a.
)
Resulting
from,
or
evincing,
stupidity
stupid idiotic dull Bedeutung
stupid
stupid
person
stupe
dullard
dolt
pudding
head
pudden-head
poor
fish
pillock
a
person
who
is
not
very
bright,
The
economy,
stupid!
dull
make
less
lively
or
vigorous,
Middle
age
dulled
her
appetite
for
travel
dull
become
dull
or
lusterless
in
appearance,
lose
shine
or
brightness,
the
varnished
table
top
dulled
with
time
pall
dull
become
less
interesting
or
attractive
dull
make
dull
in
appearance,
Age
had
dulled
the
surface
dull
blunt
make
dull
or
blunt,
Too
much
cutting
dulls
the
knife's
edge
numb
benumb
blunt
dull
make
numb
or
insensitive,
The
shock
numbed
her
senses
muffle
mute
dull
damp
dampen
tone
down
deaden
(a
sound
or
noise),
especially
by
wrapping
dull
slow
sluggish
(of
business)
not
active
or
brisk,
business
is
dull
(or
slow),
a
sluggish
market
dull
emitting
or
reflecting
very
little
light,
a
dull
glow,
dull
silver
badly
in
need
of
a
polish,
a
dull
sky
dull-purple
of
a
dull
shade
of
purple
dull-white
of
a
dull
shade
of
white
dull
(of
color)
very
low
in
saturation,
highly
diluted,
dull
greens
and
blues
dazed
stunned
stupefied
stupid(p)
in
a
state
of
mental
numbness
especially
as
resulting
from
shock,
he
had
a
dazed
expression
on
his
face,
lay
semiconscious,
stunned
(or
stupefied)
by
the
blow,
was
stupid
from
fatigue
stupid
lacking
or
marked
by
lack
of
intellectual
acuity
dense
dim
dull
dumb
obtuse
slow
slow
to
learn
or
understand,
lacking
intellectual
acuity,
so
dense
he
never
understands
anything
I
say
to
him,
never
met
anyone
quite
so
dim,
although
dull
at
classical
learning,
at
mathematics
he
was
uncommonly
quick-
Thackeray,
dumb
officials
make
some
really
dumb
decisions,
he
was
either
normally
stupid
or
being
deliberately
obtuse,
worked
with
the
slow
students
dull
leaden
darkened
with
overcast,
a
dark
day,
a
dull
sky,
the
sky
was
leaden
and
thick
dull
not
having
a
sharp
edge
or
point,
the
knife
was
too
dull
to
be
of
any
use
dull
not
keenly
felt,
a
dull
throbbing,
dull
pain
dull
lacking
in
liveliness
or
animation,
he
was
so
dull
at
parties,
a
dull
political
campaign,
a
large
dull
impassive
man,
dull
days
with
nothing
to
do,
how
dull
and
dreary
the
world
is,
fell
back
into
one
of
her
dull
moods
unintelligent
stupid
lacking
intelligence,
a
dull
job
with
lazy
and
unintelligent
co-workers
boring
deadening
dull
ho-hum
irksome
slow
tedious
tiresome
wearisome
so
lacking
in
interest
as
to
cause
mental
weariness,
a
boring
evening
with
uninteresting
people,
the
deadening
effect
of
some
routine
tasks,
a
dull
play,
his
competent
but
dull
performance,
a
ho-hum
speaker
who
couldn't
capture
their
attention,
what
an
irksome
task
the
writing
of
long
letters
is-
Edmund
Burke,
tedious
days
on
the
train,
the
tiresome
chirping
of
a
cricket-
Mark
Twain,
other
people's
dreams
are
dreadfully
wearisome
dull
muffled
muted
softened
being
or
made
softer
or
less
loud
or
clear,
the
dull
boom
of
distant
breaking
waves,
muffled
drums,
the
muffled
noises
of
the
street,
muted
trumpets
imbecile
imbecilic
idiotic
having
a
mental
age
of
three
to
seven
years
dull
thudding
not
clear
and
resonant,
sounding
as
if
striking
with
or
against
something
relatively
soft,
the
dull
thud,
thudding
bullets
crackbrained
idiotic
insanely
irresponsible,
an
idiotic
idea
dull
blunted
in
responsiveness
or
sensibility,
a
dull
gaze,
so
exhausted
she
was
dull
to
what
went
on
about
her-
Willa
Cather
absurd
cockeyed
derisory
idiotic
laughable
ludicrous
nonsensical
preposterous
ridiculous
incongruous,inviting
ridicule,
the
absurd
excuse
that
the
dog
ate
his
homework,
that's
a
cockeyed
idea,
ask
a
nonsensical
question
and
get
a
nonsensical
answer,
a
contribution
so
small
as
to
be
laughable,
it
is
ludicrous
to
call
a
cottage
a
mansion,
a
preposterous
attempt
to
turn
back
the
pages
of
history,
her
conceited
assumption
of
universal
interest
in
her
rather
dull
children
was
ridiculous
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