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dunce

[duhns] / dʌns /


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When the team spurred the flies to start making the nanobody against Dunce, levels of the protein plummeted and the insects became dumber—they had a harder time learning to avoid the odor.

From Science Magazine • May 10, 2018

When I'm introduced to a Dinky or a Dunce, or read about people called Bing and Bong, it seems almost normal People here often have the same Christian name as their parents.

From BBC • Mar. 27, 2011

Quite contrary to the custom, it must be said that Miss Vollmer broke badly with The Dunce Boy.

From Time Magazine Archive

Far more facile as an Astaire partner is, of all people, rumpish Radio Dunce Gracie Allen, who with her harassed husband, George Burns, makes up the Astaire party.

From Time Magazine Archive

And next them a sullen, and obstinate Mule, As a Dunce, who had just been expell’d from his school.

From The Lion's Masquerade A Sequel to The Peacock at Home by Dorset, Catherine Ann Turner




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