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shit·head

(shĭt′hĕd′)
n. Vulgar Slang
An inept, foolish, or contemptible person.
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shithead

(ˈʃɪtˌhɛd) or

shitface

n
taboo slang a fool; idiot: used as a term of abuse
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Noun 1. [画像:shithead - a stupid person]shithead - a stupid person; these words are used to express a low opinion of someone's intelligence
dolt, dullard, pillock, poor fish, pudden-head, pudding head, stupe, stupid, stupid person - a person who is not very bright; "The economy, stupid!"
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I was also a little shithead, which is another reason why I got picked on.
From the bathroom down the hall, Harold hears the sound of public radio's Morning Edition and then a groan, followed by the word shithead. Darlene, his roommate, is awake.
A shtick drek is a shithead and using it lets you out of using the same old English term.
Our scorekeeper called out to the other team's scorekeeper, "You gonna call that one an error too, shithead?" The next batter, the excatcher from Boston College hit a sharp single to left and I easily scored.
Reminiscent of work by Frank O'Hara and Eileen Myles, both of whom appear in this volume, Timmons often employs short lines in sprawling, wild poems that are in love with the world, though sometimes, of course, the "city is shithead mean."
For two of the most well-known pieces of autobiographical writing on the Vancouver scene, see Joe Keithley, I, Shithead: A Life in Punk (Vancouver: Arsenal Pulp Press, 2003); and John Armstrong, Guilty of Everything (Vancouver: New Star Books, 2001).
At the End of Meadow Street isn't about the end of the block; it's about the last summer of childhood, a cocky sixth grader who seeks to make his mark on his world ("It was the last day of sixth grade and I was penciling in the word shithead on the corner of the desk behind my notebook.
And how is it possible to reconcile that heroic gesture with the reality of those girls who say to Ruben Blades, when he tells them to shut up, irritated as he was by all the merriment and laughter at the cemetery, You're a shithead, you're a shithead ...
I don't forgive his captures for one thing only , that they didn't have put pullet into his shithead right after they captured him...
Bezmozgis showed the Berman children mastering the English language and expressing their own resentment and powerlessness by trying out playground insults like "shithead" and "gaylord" on a beloved dog.
"That goes hand-in-hand with thinking about Smashing Pumpkins and Sonic Youth or a bunch of shithead kids smoking pot at the beach.

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