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1. (n.) oaf
a crudely clumsy person; lout.
2. oaf
a stupid person; idiot.
Etymology: (1615–25; var. of auf, ME alfe, OE ælfelf)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) lout, clod, stumblebum, goon, oaf, lubber, lummox, lump, gawk
an awkward stupid person
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1. (noun) Oaf
originally, an elf's child; a changeling left by fairies or goblins; hence, a deformed or foolish child; a simpleton; an idiot
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Sense: a stupid or clumsy person
That stupid oaf is always knocking things over.
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 Afrikaans: uilskuiken, idioot, lompe |
 Arabic: ساذِج، أبلَه، أخرَق |
 Bulgarian: простак |
 Brazilian: imbecil |
 Czech: trouba |
 German: der Dummkopf |
 Danish: fjols |
 Greek: βλάκας |
 Spanish: patán, palurdo, zoquete |
 Estonian: lollpea |
 Farsi: آدم احمق و پخمه |
 Finnish: moukka |
 French: balourd, ourde |
 Hebrew: גוֹלֶם |
 Hindi: बेवकूफ |
 Croatian: glupan |
 Hungarian: mamlasz |
 Indonesian: orang tolol |
 Icelandic: auli; klaufi |
 Italian: balordo |
 Japanese: のろま |
 Korean: 바보, 멍청이 |
 Lithuanian: mulkis, stuobrys |
 Latvian: muļķis; lempis |
 Malay: orang bodoh |
 Dutch: pummel |
 Norwegian: dust; klossmajor |
 Polish: przygłup, niezdara |
 Persian: آدم احمق و پخمه |
 Pashto: بى ادبه او لوده |
 Portuguese: imbecil |
 Romanian: prost, nerod |
 Russian: тупица; неуклюжий человек |
 Slovak: trúba |
 Slovenian: tepec |
 Serbian: smotanko |
 Swedish: fån[e], drummel |
 Thai: คนโง่ |
 Turkish: ahmak kimse |
 Taiwanese: 蠢人，畸形兒 |
 Ukrainian: телепень, йолоп |
 Urdu: احمق |
 Vietnamese: kẻ ngu ngốc |
 Chinese: 蠢人，畸形儿 |
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