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Discover LudwigThe word "bozos" is usable in written English, particularly in informal contexts.
It is often used to refer to foolish or incompetent people.
Example: "I can't believe those bozos forgot the meeting again."
Alternatives: "fools" or "idiots."
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Sceptics were derided as bozos "who just don't get it".Today, everybody is older and wiser.
Flouting her Voltairean ideals, Hidalgo has now said her city will sue the Murdoch-owned sunset home for motor-mouth bozos because one "expert" claimed that Paris had all-Muslim no-go areas.
Had the schedule been turned round they might well have been much more competitive in the Test matches, behaving much more like the world's No 1 side than a bunch of bozos.
In 1997, David Nyhan, a columnist for the Boston Globe, wrote, "For a lot of people, the Senate is ninety-nine bozos and this guy".
Hadn't Seattle Slew made kings of a couple of hapless bozos?
But the bozos on his campaign couldn't resist taking some potshots at Santorum, thereby keeping the story going.
The Albany bozos, as unlikely a Greek chorus as you could imagine, may have unwittingly been channelling the larger ambivalence of the general public.
You have never won a Guggenheim fellowship and you fume: those cowards, those bozos!
Like friendship, taste should be somewhat exclusive — your friends are the ones you choose above all the other bozos.
Meanwhile, servers get paid sub-minimum wage and depend on bozos like you to figure out how much to tip.
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