Definition of boofhead in English:

boofhead

nounˈbʊfhɛd

Australian informal

A fool.
〈澳，非正式〉傻瓜，笨蛋
Example sentencesExamples
- I feel happy and sad at the same time, nevertheless it is a totally awesome break-up song for boofheads like me.
- Liberal boofheads had another fine moment when she complained that the Australian women's cricket team had too many finger-spinners.
- This silly comedy stars Brendan Fraser as the boofhead explorer trying to protect an English lass he fancies from a bunch of sex-crazed zombies.
- He admits he was sometimes a boofhead but he was exposed, rudderless.
- It's a reasonable thriller, with all the usual boofhead trimmings.
- Popular boofhead humour gameshow returns and we may need the laughs after the evening's earlier Election Debate at 7.00 pm.
- How could such a sweet little thing threaten a big boofhead like him?
- The best thing about Sydney was these two boofheads taking the you-know-what.
- He's obviously the boofhead and the clown of the family, as his siblings are models of sensitivity and decorum.
- Stunt people make quite decent money, so it's not all a bunch of boofheads.
- Alas you seem to take things far more seriously than this boofhead fatboy takes being called a ‘councillor’.
- Is he a man with a genuine medical condition who needs sympathy, not judgment or an out-of-control boofhead?
- And some of her early excesses were more a result of naivety and bad advice from boofheads like Oldfield than anything else.
- A likable boofhead who smoked, drank (sometimes to excess) and played sport.
- Sheen certainly makes a better president than the current boofhead, and this series does a good job of hinting at what life's like inside the White House.
- Conrad, the most academically qualified player in the Hurricanes, if not the Super 12, shatters the image that snobs like to have of the rugby boofhead.
- He was a boofhead jock and she was going to fall in love with a sweet art boy and live in a trendy loft apartment and drink pink champagne.
- When I was younger I really disliked men and would chat with girls about what boofheads most men were.
- We're also contemplating making it an all rugby boofheads' weekend and going to Manly Oval on Saturday night to watch the match on the big screen.
- It isn't going to change my vote in itself, but I reckon I'd rather have the honest boofhead.
Synonyms
idiot, ass, halfwit, nincompoop, blockhead, buffoon, dunce, dolt, ignoramus, cretin, imbecile, dullard, moron, simpleton, clod

Origin

1940s: probably from bufflehead 'simpleton', based on obsolete buffle 'buffalo'.

词汇	boofhead
释义	Definition of boofhead in English: boofhead nounˈbʊfhɛd Australian informal A fool. 〈澳，非正式〉傻瓜，笨蛋 Example sentencesExamples I feel happy and sad at the same time, nevertheless it is a totally awesome break-up song for boofheads like me. Liberal boofheads had another fine moment when she complained that the Australian women's cricket team had too many finger-spinners. This silly comedy stars Brendan Fraser as the boofhead explorer trying to protect an English lass he fancies from a bunch of sex-crazed zombies. He admits he was sometimes a boofhead but he was exposed, rudderless. It's a reasonable thriller, with all the usual boofhead trimmings. Popular boofhead humour gameshow returns and we may need the laughs after the evening's earlier Election Debate at 7.00 pm. How could such a sweet little thing threaten a big boofhead like him? The best thing about Sydney was these two boofheads taking the you-know-what. He's obviously the boofhead and the clown of the family, as his siblings are models of sensitivity and decorum. Stunt people make quite decent money, so it's not all a bunch of boofheads. Alas you seem to take things far more seriously than this boofhead fatboy takes being called a ‘councillor’. Is he a man with a genuine medical condition who needs sympathy, not judgment or an out-of-control boofhead? And some of her early excesses were more a result of naivety and bad advice from boofheads like Oldfield than anything else. A likable boofhead who smoked, drank (sometimes to excess) and played sport. Sheen certainly makes a better president than the current boofhead, and this series does a good job of hinting at what life's like inside the White House. Conrad, the most academically qualified player in the Hurricanes, if not the Super 12, shatters the image that snobs like to have of the rugby boofhead. He was a boofhead jock and she was going to fall in love with a sweet art boy and live in a trendy loft apartment and drink pink champagne. When I was younger I really disliked men and would chat with girls about what boofheads most men were. We're also contemplating making it an all rugby boofheads' weekend and going to Manly Oval on Saturday night to watch the match on the big screen. It isn't going to change my vote in itself, but I reckon I'd rather have the honest boofhead. Synonyms idiot, ass, halfwit, nincompoop, blockhead, buffoon, dunce, dolt, ignoramus, cretin, imbecile, dullard, moron, simpleton, clod Origin 1940s: probably from bufflehead 'simpleton', based on obsolete buffle 'buffalo'.
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