Sentence examples for the dimwit from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who is deficient in intelligence.
But I'm closer to the dimwit in Small Time Crooks.
Clive Rowe isn't quite pulling his weight as the dimwit One-Round.
"How many of you went to college?" Everyone there raised a hand — even the dimwit brother of the silent partner.
"How many of you went to college?" Everyone there raised a hand even the dimwit brother of the silent partner.
Randy Quaid's supporting turn as the dimwit thug King Carlos IV is an inferior rehash of Jeffrey Jones's peerless work as Emperor Joseph II in "Amadeus".
People were obviously taking drugs, but no one was actually walking around - like the dimwit pictured in a recent issue of Mixmag - with a home-made sign reading "I'm proper fucked".
They are artistic expression and should be safeguarded from the dimwits that want to do away with any and all individuality in our society".
And so, Crabtree argues, enormous evolutionary pressure bore down on early humans, selecting out the dimwits, and raising the intellect of the survivors' descendants.
Morris in one of his numerous personae apprised all of the dimwits who fell for it that 'cake' was a 'made-up' drug.
After regaling me with funny juror stories, O'Donohoe said that if I wanted to make another appointment, he would tell me about some of the dimwits who have gone to court in Suffolk County.
There's Um Saeed, the wise linchpin; Um Allawi, the intellectual; Um Saloom, the benign dimwit; and Um Khammas, the crude one, "as in oil," she admits.
