witless

Have I time for the witless, when—but I may have been deceived.

Certes he would be a witless creature who would willingly adore either pictures or images of wood or stone.

To my mind it was a poor sort of jest, witless and contemptible.

"The witless, silly expression that came into that big man's face is only seen once in a lifetime," said Sargent in conclusion.

The poet energetically describes his condition; there he sate “witless, thoughtful; and sightless, looking.”

But he would not join their revels, lest morning find him sunk in sodden sleep, heavy with feasting and witless from wine.

Hear me prove it; observe how simple a fact can brush out of existence this witless lie.

About eighty years ago, a witless fellow named Tilton seems to have been a familiar figure on the streets of the old town.

Nealman stared at me like a witless man, but I saw by his look that he was groping for an explanation.

The bully rounded into Witless Bay and worked up to the settlement at the head of it without accident.