Pronunciation: /ˈdɑləpˌhɛd/
noun a person who is foolish or stupid
A1 The dollophead couldn't remember where he left his keys.
A2 The teacher scolded the dollophead for not paying attention in class.
B1 Despite his reputation as a dollophead, he managed to impress everyone with his presentation.
B2 The CEO was surprised to find out that the new employee was actually a dollophead in disguise.
C1 The politician's opponents tried to use his past as a dollophead against him during the election campaign.
C2 The renowned scientist was secretly known as a dollophead among his colleagues for his absent-mindedness.
formal The speaker referred to the heckler in the crowd as a dollophead.
informal Don't listen to him, he's just a dollophead who doesn't know what he's talking about.
slang That guy is such a dollophead, always causing trouble.
figurative Her mind was like a dollophead, full of fluffy nonsense.
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