Results for: clumsy,%20awkward,%20stupid,%20in%20a%20clumsy%20manner,%20awkwardly,%20stupidly
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(British Slang) stupid, dumb, unintelligent; clumsy, ungainly, ungracefulgaumless
(Slang) awkward man; guy; fellow (usually strange, not intelligent or clumsy), awkward persongink
(Slang) discreditable or clumsy man; foolish person, awkward person, gallootgaloot
abundantly using something, broad and dark, busy, clumsy, dark and overcast, demanding, difficult to lift; having a great weight; very large, massive; grave, serious; deep, profound, explicit, extensively producing or refining something, fleshy, full, ...heavy
act in a confused way, gross error, stupid mistake, make a serious mistake, make a stupid mistake; move back and forth in a clumsy manner, move blindly, grope, move clumsily, speak in clumsy mannerblunder
act of pulling a load, hauling; act of carrying; handle; projection by which something is held or supported; projecting part that supplies traction; awkward or clumsy person; ear (Slang); rectangular sail; wooden box for transporting fruits and vegetab...lug
ancient silver coin of Turkey and Egypt, minor unit of Turkish currency, stiff, inflexible; rude; clumsyasper
angle, slope, slant; spread, spread outward, make sides of something slant, slant to sides of opening, sloped or beveled surface, spread apart, turned outward; awkward, clumsy, spread flat and outward, spread wide and outward, turn out awkwardly, turne...splay
anthropoid ape, clumsy person, great ape, imitate somebody or something, imitator, mimic, monkey, simian, primate, tailless primateape
anticipating bad business conditions, anticipating falling prices, bad-tempered, clumsy, resembling a bear, ursine; (Economics) in a "bear market" condition, in a state of falling stock pricesbearish
any of a number of large monkeys having large cheek pouches and a short tail (found in Africa and Arabia), rude clumsy personbaboon
awkward and stupid person, lout, dolt, clumsy person, stare, ogle; gape foolishlygawk
awkward unsophisticated person, big heavy shoes or boots, ploughman; clumsy personclodhopper
awkward, clumsybumpkinish
awkward, clumsygawkish
 

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