Addlepated
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Historical Examples
Not only was he direfully cursing the trio, but also the addlepated Medcroft and his own addlepated self.
The Husbands of Edith George Barr McCutcheon
He wrote to Zio Giacomo, who said he was an addlepated and clot-headed imbecile.
The Devourers Annie Vivanti Chartres
Seldom have I read such a ridiculous, solemn, addlepated Joseph Surface of a thing.
The Real Gladstone J. Ewing Ritchie
Seems to me you’re an addlepated young fellow for a detective.
In the Onyx Lobby Carolyn Wells
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