Definition of dweeb in English:

dweeb

noun dwiːbdwib

North American informal

A boring, studious, or socially inept person.
〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人
Example sentencesExamples
- And he's got the geek thing going on without being a total dweeb.
- Meanwhile, the hard-working dweebs in his office who have not benefited from hypnotherapy get canned.
- It used to be that fantasy fiction was for dweebs.
- Hey baby, how about ditching the dweebs and coming out with a stud?
- You are such an unbelievable dweeb sometimes that it amazes me.
- I yelled at the dweebs in the kitchen, and stomped out to my room.
- If I hadn't, the two of us would've just stood there gaping at each other until Zachary finally realized what a dweeb I was being and ran away in horror.
- Here are some more - at the risk of sounding like a total dweeb - wholesome ways to wile away the hours.
- They never made fun of me just because I was a dweeb.
- My dad had a Kingston Trio record, and even at the tender age of 7, I could tell this stuff was for dweebs.
- I waved at him and tried to speak though no words could come out, I must have looked like a real dweeb.
- ‘What are you two dweebs talking about’ asked Nicole.
- Some dweeb sent me an angry e-mail promising he had intellectually demolished me on his blog.
- It must be quite the letdown knowing that the dweeb chose her over you.
- The way she tells it, all the guys she dated before thought she was too much of a dweeb.
- People who work in the Internet industry on the other hand are viewed as nerds, geeks, dweebs and propeller heads.
- Back in the day, when I was much more of a sci-fi dweeb, I was into more of the quasi-magical soft science fiction.
- It's certainly not you, you didn't have to spend your entire life with the dweeb.
- Stop being conned by the old mantra that says, ‘Leaders are cool, managers are dweebs.’
- It might be one of those dweebs from school trying to taunt me again…
Synonyms
bore, dull person

Derivatives

dweebish

adjective

North American

informal

The 6820 is designed to encourage text entry but without the dweebish stigma of a posh smartphone.
Example sentencesExamples
- If these dweebish types actually like what they are doing, there must be a link between this and liking things which other people find boring.

dweeby

adjectivedweebiest, dweebierˈdwiːbiˈdwibi

North American

informal

Boring, studious, or socially inept.
〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人
a bookish dweeby wimp
Example sentencesExamples
- It was about a dweeby kid who wanted to be a pirate.
- It's chock-full of tidbits from the sublime (how to create the best pitch presentation) to the ridiculous (how to make cool, rather than dweeby, T-shirts to advertise your brand).
- If you are a student enrolled in English or Art department classes, you've probably had some attractive, if somewhat dweeby, student come into your class and accost you for submissions.

Origin

1980s: perhaps a blend of dwarf and early 20th-century feeb 'a feeble-minded person' (from feeble).

Rhymes

Antibes, Beeb, Delibes, glebe, grebe, Maghrib, plebe

Definition of dweeb in US English:

dweeb

noundwēbdwib

North American informal

A boring, studious, or socially inept person.
〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人
Example sentencesExamples
- You are such an unbelievable dweeb sometimes that it amazes me.
- Meanwhile, the hard-working dweebs in his office who have not benefited from hypnotherapy get canned.
- And he's got the geek thing going on without being a total dweeb.
- ‘What are you two dweebs talking about’ asked Nicole.
- Some dweeb sent me an angry e-mail promising he had intellectually demolished me on his blog.
- They never made fun of me just because I was a dweeb.
- Here are some more - at the risk of sounding like a total dweeb - wholesome ways to wile away the hours.
- The way she tells it, all the guys she dated before thought she was too much of a dweeb.
- My dad had a Kingston Trio record, and even at the tender age of 7, I could tell this stuff was for dweebs.
- It used to be that fantasy fiction was for dweebs.
- Back in the day, when I was much more of a sci-fi dweeb, I was into more of the quasi-magical soft science fiction.
- If I hadn't, the two of us would've just stood there gaping at each other until Zachary finally realized what a dweeb I was being and ran away in horror.
- It must be quite the letdown knowing that the dweeb chose her over you.
- Stop being conned by the old mantra that says, ‘Leaders are cool, managers are dweebs.’
- I waved at him and tried to speak though no words could come out, I must have looked like a real dweeb.
- It's certainly not you, you didn't have to spend your entire life with the dweeb.
- It might be one of those dweebs from school trying to taunt me again…
- Hey baby, how about ditching the dweebs and coming out with a stud?
- I yelled at the dweebs in the kitchen, and stomped out to my room.
- People who work in the Internet industry on the other hand are viewed as nerds, geeks, dweebs and propeller heads.
Synonyms
bore, dull person

Origin

1980s: perhaps a blend of dwarf and early 20th-century feeb ‘a feebleminded person’ (from feeble).

词汇	dweeb
释义	Definition of dweeb in English: dweeb noun dwiːbdwib North American informal A boring, studious, or socially inept person. 〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人 Example sentencesExamples And he's got the geek thing going on without being a total dweeb. Meanwhile, the hard-working dweebs in his office who have not benefited from hypnotherapy get canned. It used to be that fantasy fiction was for dweebs. Hey baby, how about ditching the dweebs and coming out with a stud? You are such an unbelievable dweeb sometimes that it amazes me. I yelled at the dweebs in the kitchen, and stomped out to my room. If I hadn't, the two of us would've just stood there gaping at each other until Zachary finally realized what a dweeb I was being and ran away in horror. Here are some more - at the risk of sounding like a total dweeb - wholesome ways to wile away the hours. They never made fun of me just because I was a dweeb. My dad had a Kingston Trio record, and even at the tender age of 7, I could tell this stuff was for dweebs. I waved at him and tried to speak though no words could come out, I must have looked like a real dweeb. ‘What are you two dweebs talking about’ asked Nicole. Some dweeb sent me an angry e-mail promising he had intellectually demolished me on his blog. It must be quite the letdown knowing that the dweeb chose her over you. The way she tells it, all the guys she dated before thought she was too much of a dweeb. People who work in the Internet industry on the other hand are viewed as nerds, geeks, dweebs and propeller heads. Back in the day, when I was much more of a sci-fi dweeb, I was into more of the quasi-magical soft science fiction. It's certainly not you, you didn't have to spend your entire life with the dweeb. Stop being conned by the old mantra that says, ‘Leaders are cool, managers are dweebs.’ It might be one of those dweebs from school trying to taunt me again… Synonyms bore, dull person Derivatives dweebish adjective North American informal The 6820 is designed to encourage text entry but without the dweebish stigma of a posh smartphone. Example sentencesExamples If these dweebish types actually like what they are doing, there must be a link between this and liking things which other people find boring. dweeby adjectivedweebiest, dweebierˈdwiːbiˈdwibi North American informal Boring, studious, or socially inept. 〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人 a bookish dweeby wimp Example sentencesExamples It was about a dweeby kid who wanted to be a pirate. It's chock-full of tidbits from the sublime (how to create the best pitch presentation) to the ridiculous (how to make cool, rather than dweeby, T-shirts to advertise your brand). If you are a student enrolled in English or Art department classes, you've probably had some attractive, if somewhat dweeby, student come into your class and accost you for submissions. Origin 1980s: perhaps a blend of dwarf and early 20th-century feeb 'a feeble-minded person' (from feeble). Rhymes Antibes, Beeb, Delibes, glebe, grebe, Maghrib, plebe Definition of dweeb in US English: dweeb noundwēbdwib North American informal A boring, studious, or socially inept person. 〈非正式，主美〉乏味之人；书呆子；不善交际的人 Example sentencesExamples You are such an unbelievable dweeb sometimes that it amazes me. Meanwhile, the hard-working dweebs in his office who have not benefited from hypnotherapy get canned. And he's got the geek thing going on without being a total dweeb. ‘What are you two dweebs talking about’ asked Nicole. Some dweeb sent me an angry e-mail promising he had intellectually demolished me on his blog. They never made fun of me just because I was a dweeb. Here are some more - at the risk of sounding like a total dweeb - wholesome ways to wile away the hours. The way she tells it, all the guys she dated before thought she was too much of a dweeb. My dad had a Kingston Trio record, and even at the tender age of 7, I could tell this stuff was for dweebs. It used to be that fantasy fiction was for dweebs. Back in the day, when I was much more of a sci-fi dweeb, I was into more of the quasi-magical soft science fiction. If I hadn't, the two of us would've just stood there gaping at each other until Zachary finally realized what a dweeb I was being and ran away in horror. It must be quite the letdown knowing that the dweeb chose her over you. Stop being conned by the old mantra that says, ‘Leaders are cool, managers are dweebs.’ I waved at him and tried to speak though no words could come out, I must have looked like a real dweeb. It's certainly not you, you didn't have to spend your entire life with the dweeb. It might be one of those dweebs from school trying to taunt me again… Hey baby, how about ditching the dweebs and coming out with a stud? I yelled at the dweebs in the kitchen, and stomped out to my room. People who work in the Internet industry on the other hand are viewed as nerds, geeks, dweebs and propeller heads. Synonyms bore, dull person Origin 1980s: perhaps a blend of dwarf and early 20th-century feeb ‘a feebleminded person’ (from feeble).
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