Noun: dullard dú-lu(r)d
- A person who is not very bright
"He felt like a dullard after failing to understand the simple instructions";
- stupid [informal], stupid person, stupe [N. Amer, informal], dolt [informal], pudding head [informal], pudden-head [US, informal], pillock [Brit, informal], meatball [N. Amer, informal]
- A person who evokes boredom
"The party was full of dullards with nothing interesting to say";
- bore, meatball [N. Amer, informal]
Derived forms: dullards
See also: changeling [archaic], eejit [UK, Ireland, dialect], half-wit [informal], idiot, imbecile [informal], moron [informal], plank [Brit, informal], thickie [Brit, informal], thicko [informal]
Type of: disagreeable person, simple [archaic], simpleton, unpleasant person
Encyclopedia: Dullard, Anthony