Beefhead

Pronunciation: /ˈbifˌhɛd/

Definitions of beefhead

noun a person who is considered to be unintelligent or foolish

Example Sentences

A1 My little brother is such a beefhead, always getting into trouble.

A2 The class clown was known for being a beefhead and making everyone laugh.

B1 I can't believe I forgot my keys again, I'm such a beefhead sometimes.

B2 Despite his beefhead reputation, he was actually quite intelligent and hardworking.

C1 The CEO of the company was often referred to as a beefhead due to his tough and aggressive leadership style.

C2 The famous actor was labeled a beefhead by the media for his controversial statements and behavior.

Examples of beefhead in a Sentence

formal The supervisor reprimanded the employee for calling him a beefhead during the meeting.

informal My brother is such a beefhead, always forgetting important things.

slang I can't believe that beefhead cut me off in traffic!

figurative She's a real beefhead when it comes to understanding complex concepts.

Grammatical Forms of beefhead

• past tense: beefheaded
• plural: beefheads
• comparative: more beefheaded
• superlative: most beefheaded
• present tense: beefhead
• future tense: will beefhead
• perfect tense: have beefheaded
• continuous tense: is beefheading
• singular: beefhead
• positive degree: beefheaded
• infinitive: to beefhead
• gerund: beefheading
• participle: beefheaded

Origin and Evolution of beefhead

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'beefhead' originated as a derogatory slang term used to insult someone by implying they have a large, dumb head similar to that of a cow.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'beefhead' has evolved to be used more casually and humorously, often in a playful or teasing manner rather than as a serious insult.