Dickheaded

Pronunciation: /ˈdɪkˌhɛdɪd/

Definitions of dickheaded

noun a person who is foolish or stupid

Example Sentences

A1 He is such a dickhead.

A2 I can't believe she's dating that dickhead.

B1 The boss can be a real dickhead sometimes.

B2 I don't want to work with that dickhead on the project.

C1 His dickheaded behavior is unacceptable in the workplace.

C2 She was fired for making a dickheaded comment during the meeting.

adjective describes someone who is foolish or stupid

Example Sentences

A1 He is a dickheaded bully.

A2 She made a dickheaded decision without thinking it through.

B1 His dickheaded behavior is unacceptable in the workplace.

B2 The boss's dickheaded comments offended many employees.

C1 It's hard to believe someone could be so dickheaded in their actions.

C2 The politician's dickheaded remarks caused a public outcry.

Examples of dickheaded in a Sentence

formal His dickheaded behavior at the meeting was completely unacceptable.

informal I can't believe he pulled such a dickheaded move like that.

slang He's always acting like a total dickhead.

figurative Her stubbornness made her come off as dickheaded in the negotiation.

Grammatical Forms of dickheaded

• past tense: dickheaded
• plural: dickheads
• comparative: more dickheaded
• superlative: most dickheaded
• present tense: dickhead
• future tense: will dickhead
• perfect tense: has dickheaded
• continuous tense: is dickheading
• singular: dickhead
• positive degree: dickheaded
• infinitive: to dickhead
• gerund: dickheading
• participle: dickheaded

Origin and Evolution of dickheaded

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dickheaded' is believed to have originated as a derogatory term to describe someone who is foolish or stupid.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'dickheaded' has retained its insulting connotation, often used in informal or colloquial language to criticize someone's behavior or intelligence.