idiot

Yet in reviewing it you speak of it as the work of the Idiot of the Century.

One pool, a backset, was known as the Idiot's Delight, because any one could catch fish there.

Idiot though she might be, surely Mr. Wilcox was more—how should one put it?

Idiot was one of the terms, the mildest, which I should have applied to that young man.

Idiot that he is, he must know that this situation can last but a short time.

"You couldn't make Zero the right kind of a man," said the Idiot.

"I mean the kind of Vacation the people in the 400 take," explained the Idiot.

"There isn't even a county jail at the end of it," observed the Idiot.

"He's the easiest proposition in the bunch," replied the Idiot.

"Bill ought to go into the publishing business," said the Idiot.