Pronunciation: /ˈɡleɪkɪt/
adjective showing a lack of intelligence or thought; foolish or giddy
A1 She looked glaikit when she couldn't find her keys.
A2 The glaikit expression on his face showed that he was confused.
B1 The glaikit tourist struggled to understand the local customs.
B2 Despite his glaikit appearance, he was actually quite intelligent.
C1 Her glaikit behavior belied her true intelligence.
C2 The professor's glaikit demeanor in class was misleading, as he was a brilliant researcher.
formal The glaikit expression on his face indicated he was not paying attention.
informal Stop looking so glaikit, pay attention!
slang She's always so glaikit, it's annoying.
figurative His glaikit attitude towards his studies will not lead him to success.
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