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half-witted

[haf-wit-id, hahf-] / ˈhæfˈwɪt ɪd, ˈhɑf- /


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Cannot wait to see how he and the other half-witted talking heads spin this epic stare-down into being a bad thing.

From Golf Digest

She is shrewd enough to wheel and deal with half-witted intelligence officers but otherwise seems unexceptional.

From The New Yorker

Even a half-witted political memoir would grapple with such a disconnect — perhaps by acknowledging some fault in the boss, or by comparing his low points with those of other presidents.

From Washington Post

Even a half-witted political memoir would grapple with such a disconnect — perhaps by acknowledging some fault in the boss, or perhaps by comparing his low points with those of other presidents.

From Los Angeles Times

This half-witted hooligan, capering on the world stage with a box of Fun Snaps, creating mini-explosions in a spirit of devilment, is foreign secretary.

From The Guardian