dufus

[doo-fuhs] Origin

du·fus

[doo-fuhs]
noun, plural du·fus·es.
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Main Entry:  dufus
Part of Speech:  n
Definition:  an incompetent and stupid, though well-meaning, person; also called doofus
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dufus
see doofus.
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