Dodo Head

Pronunciation: /ˈdoʊdoʊ hɛd/

Definitions of dodo head

noun a foolish or stupid person

Example Sentences

A1 My little brother is such a dodo head sometimes.

A2 Don't be a dodo head and forget your keys again.

B1 She called him a dodo head for making such a silly mistake.

B2 I can't believe that dodo head forgot our anniversary.

C1 The CEO was furious with the dodo head who leaked confidential information.

C2 Despite being a brilliant scientist, he could be a real dodo head when it came to social interactions.

Examples of dodo head in a Sentence

formal The professor scolded the student for calling him a dodo head during class.

informal My little sister always teases me by calling me a dodo head.

slang Stop being such a dodo head and pay attention!

figurative His stubbornness made him act like a dodo head in the negotiation.

Grammatical Forms of dodo head

• past tense: dodo headed
• plural: dodo heads
• comparative: more dodo headed
• superlative: most dodo headed
• present tense: dodo heads
• future tense: will be dodo headed
• perfect tense: have dodo headed
• continuous tense: is dodo heading
• singular: dodo head
• positive degree: dodo head
• infinitive: to dodo head
• gerund: dodo heading
• participle: dodo headed

Origin and Evolution of dodo head

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'dodo head' originated from the name of the extinct flightless bird, the dodo, which was native to the island of Mauritius.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone as foolish or stupid, the term 'dodo head' has evolved to be used in a more light-hearted or playful manner to refer to someone who is a bit silly or absent-minded.