Idiot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IDIOT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a mentally deficient person
• a stupid person.
• a person of low intelligence.
• foolish or stupid person
• A man in private station, as distinguished from one holding a public office.
• An unlearned, ignorant, or simple person, as distinguished from the educated; an ignoramus.
• A human being destitute of the ordinary intellectual powers, whether congenital, developmental, or accidental; commonly, a person without understanding from birth; a natural fool; a natural; an innocent.
• A fool; a simpleton; -- a term of reproach.
• a person of subnormal intelligence

Words related to IDIOT

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How to use IDIOT in a sentence

• Once back in her room she scolded herself for being such an idiot, laughed at her fears, and, being a normal, healthy woman, fell almost instantly to sleep.
• To him there was nothing sacred in the person or majesty of a king, who might be an idiot or a tyrant.
• Things were as bad as ever, and quite suddenly it struck me with considerable force that by lying low in this fashion I was making a most unholy idiot of myself.
• I tell you he is just the sort of idiot the Germans have been longing to get hold of and twist round their fingers.
• On the way I kept repeating various instructions as if he were an idiot.
• His face was as free from every visible trace of meaning as if he had been born an idiot.
• He had been an idiot to tell the story in that bald way.
• Show me a nineteen-year-old boy who is perfectly happy and you show me an idiot.
• He stumbled in and out of the house with the awkwardness of an idiot, and was so stupid in school that nothing but his previous good character saved him from a flogging.
• After a minute she ventured to glance furtively at Keith, and, finding his eyes turned her way, blushed again and called herself an idiot.
• My dismay was at first so great that my reason for a time deserted me, and I could only sit and cry like an idiot.
• Billy North is an idiot compared with Jarvis Burnside.
• I did not value Monsieur Hulot, who took me away from a rich man, a conceited idiot.
• What we are told is, that a certain old idiot has fallen into the clutches of a widow.
• This idiot, as he was called, had shown intelligence in reckoning.
• This idiot might have sufficient intellect to turn the crank of the panorama, and render muscular aid in other respects.
• The idiot worked on steadily and swiftly, and only two things interrupted him.
• The idiot, the rollers, and the lights, all worked well.
• For she sees him, the idiot! She will have no object in life.
• There is very little hope of any considerable permanent improvement of the idiot, if not placed under training before his sixteenth year.
• Calhoun pushed him out of the witness-box, as though he were an idiot.
• A well-known idiot, Jamie Fraser, belonging to the parish of Lunan, in Forfarshire, quite surprised people sometimes by his replies.
• In fact, one could not have found a greater idiot in the whole region.
• We commenced a conversation with the former, and soon found out, as the doctor had asserted, that he really was an idiot, so much so, that it was painful to converse with him.
• Always father called me an idiot and threw things at me for it.

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