thick-headed

You don't belong to this nation of thick-headed numb-skulls.

Ah, the folly of the man to trust such a missive to this thick-headed blunderer!

He had not felt it at the time—not he; a thick-headed, scampering youngster.

I never was in a hurry but some thick-headed foremast-man was sure to get in the way.

Oh, what a thick-headed noodle I am not to have thought of it before!

Percy could not help but feel the cut, thick-headed as he was.

Pretty sort of a thick-headed chap it was who stowed that cask.

He who does not understand it, may go to for a thick-headed barbarian.

Did you know, Ronny, that the thick-headed Sans call you Lind?

But Rudi was a thick-headed boy, and what could he or anyone accomplish with a passport?