Lunk
[luhngk-hed] /ˈlʌŋkˌhɛd/
noun, Slang.
1.
a dull or stupid person; blockhead.
/lʌŋk/
noun
1.
an awkward, heavy, or stupid person
n.
“slow-witted person,” 1867, American English colloquial, shortened from lunkhead (1852), possibly an altered form of lump (n.) + head (n.)
modifier
: four books about a lunk hero Carlo Reinhart
noun
A stupid person; lunkhead: Lunks, Hunks and Arkifacts/ a character whom Tristan describes as ”a big lunk” (1867+)
noun
A stupid person; boob, dope, lunk: a bulky, duckfooted lunkhead/ Tenors have been traditionally stereotyped as vain lunkheads (1852+)
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