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thick-wittedness

[thik-wit-id]

thick-wit·ted

[thik-wit-id]
adjective
lacking intelligence; thickheaded; dull; stupid.

Origin:
1625–35

thick-wit·ted·ly, adverb
thick-wit·ted·ness, noun
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thick-witted or thick-skulled
 
adj
stupid, dull, foolish, or slow to learn
 
thick-skulled or thick-skulled
 
adj
 
thick-'wittedly or thick-skulled
 
adv
 
thick-'wittedness or thick-skulled
 
n

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