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1. (n.) cretin
a person affected with cretinism.
2. cretin
a stupid, obtuse, or boorish person.
Etymology: (1770–80; < F; Franco-Provençal creitin, crestin human being, lit., Christian (hence one who is human despite deformities))
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| Definition of 'cretin' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) idiot, imbecile, cretin, moron, changeling, half-wit, retard
a person of subnormal intelligence
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| Definition of 'cretin' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) cretin
one afflicted with cretinism
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| Definitions of 'cretin' |
The New Hacker's Dictionary |
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1. cretin
Congenital loser; an obnoxious person;
someone who can't do anything right. It has been observed that many
American hackers tend to favor the British pronunciation /kret´in/ over standard American
/kree´tn/; it is thought
this may be due to the insidious phonetic influence of Monty Python's
Flying Circus.
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Sense: a person who is mentally subnormal and physically deformed.
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Afrikaans: kretin, dom ding, pampoen |
Arabic: قَمـيء |
Bulgarian: кретеноид |
Brazilian: cretino |
Czech: kretén |
German: der Kretin |
Danish: kretiner |
Greek: διανοητικά καθυστερημένος |
Spanish: cretino, que padece creti |
Estonian: kretiin |
Farsi: مبتلا به کرتینیسم |
Finnish: kretiini |
French: crétin/-ine |
Hebrew: מְפָגֵר בָּעַל מוּם |
Hindi: बेवकूफ |
Croatian: kreten |
Hungarian: kretén |
Indonesian: idiot |
Icelandic: kretíni |
Italian: cretino |
Japanese: クレチン病患者 |
Korean: 크렌틴 병 환자 |
Lithuanian: kretinas |
Latvian: kretīns |
Malay: orang yang bahalul |
Dutch: cretin |
Norwegian: kretiner |
Polish: kretyn |
Persian: مبتلا به کرتینیسم |
Pashto: په کریتینسم اخته کیدل |
Portuguese: cretino |
Romanian: cretin |
Russian: кретин |
Slovak: kretén |
Slovenian: bedak |
Serbian: kreten |
Swedish: kretin |
Thai: คนปัญญาอ่อน |
Turkish: alık, kreten |
Taiwanese: 呆小病患者 |
Ukrainian: кретин |
Urdu: دماغى اور جسماني طور پر ك |
Vietnamese: người mắc chứng độn |
Chinese: 白痴病患者 |
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