oaf in English

noun

1

a stupid, uncultured, or clumsy person.

She smiled and sipped her coffee, but he still heard her murmur, ‘Uncultured oaf .’

synonyms: lout, boor, barbarian, Neanderthal, churl, bumpkin, yokel, fool, dolt, dullard, idiot, imbecile, moron, halfwit, lamer, cretin, ass, jackass, goon, yahoo, ape, baboon, clod, blockhead, meathead, butthead, meatball, bonehead, knucklehead, chucklehead, lamebrain, palooka, lug, bozo, hoser, boob, chowderhead, lummox, knuckle-dragger, galoot, klutz, goofus, doofus, dork, turkey, dingbat, scissorbill, twit, nerk, git, yob, lubber

noun

• lout, boor, barbarian, Neanderthal, churl, bumpkin, yokel, fool, dolt, dullard, idiot, imbecile, moron, halfwit, lamer, cretin, ass, jackass, goon, yahoo, ape, baboon, clod, blockhead, meathead, butthead, meatball, bonehead, knucklehead, chucklehead, lamebrain, palooka, lug, bozo, hoser, boob, chowderhead, lummox, knuckle-dragger, galoot, klutz, goofus, doofus, dork, turkey, dingbat, scissorbill, twit, nerk, git, yob, lubber
• lummox, clod, lump, gawk, stumblebum, lubber, goon, lout

Use "oaf" in a sentence

1. 18 He stood there grinning like an oaf.

2. That man is a bungling oaf.

3. He stood there grinning like an oaf.

4. Your ignorance is why you will always be an oaf , oaf . And now, your weakness is why you will always be second rate. Goodbye, cretin.

5. How much gold are we talking about here , oaf?

6. The oaf stumbled over the bucket, spilling all the water.

7. Being such a lazy oaf, Tony often drives to the nearby shops

8. Crétin translate: Cretin, stupid, blockhead, Cretin, jackass, moron, moronic, oaf, twit, moronic

9. Na : Well , were the oaf to actually find and retrieve it, then yes, theoretically.

10. Synonyms for Bubblehead include idiot, imbecile, dolt, dullard, simpleton, doofus, dork, moron, oaf and dunce

11. Synonyms for Bumpkin include hick, yokel, hillbilly, peasant, boor, countrywoman, lout, oaf, rube and rustic

12. Synonyms for Cretin include idiot, fool, imbecile, dolt, dullard, simpleton, doofus, dork, moron and oaf

13. You dare escort that oaf in here... and allow him to climb on the hallowed throne?

14. Words related to Birdbrain ass , stooge , jerk , idiot , sucker , clown , twit , buffoon , nitwit , moron , boob , nerd , clod , dunce , imbecile , dolt , bonehead , oaf , dope , numskull

15. A promising process, oil agglomeration flotation(OAF), has been developed for the recycling of ultrafine molybdenite resources from a molybdenum mine tailings in Zhejiang.

16. Albho- / Indo-European roots Examples of words with the root Albho-: abele, alb, albedo, albescent, albino, albite, album, albumen, aubade, auburn, daub, elf, elfin, elven, Erl-king, oaf, Oberon.

17. Barnaby considers the Browning-quoting Super "an oaf." When Barnaby returns, he discovers in his quest to close one last case, Pringle Bolluxed a murder investigation.

18. ("Being such a lazy oaf" is a participle phrase that describes Tony.) Interactive Exercise Here are three randomly selected questions from a larger exercise, which can be edited, printed to create an …

19. In the first several years, Homer was often portrayed as sweet and sincere, but during Mike Scully's tenure as executive producer (seasons nine, 1997 to twelve, 2001), he became more of "a boorish, self-aggrandizing oaf".

20. A lump of dirt ()A insult used by the Steven Universe character Peridot; An oaf, used in such contexts as: "Bummer of Love / Food of the Clods", 1997 episode of The Angry Beavers Gods and Clods, a concept in the 1998 "Chickenpox" episode of South Park"Children of a Lesser Clod", 2001 episode of The Simpsons Beef Clod or Chuck Clod