chowderhead

A stupid person. Did you hear that guy's ridiculous question? Geez, what a chowderhead. Tony's such a chowderhead—I can't believe they put him in charge. He's going to run this place into the ground. Geez, he keeps pulling on a door that's clearly marked "push"—what a chowderhead.

chowderhead

n. a stupid person. Look, chowderhead, do what I told you!

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But the Chowderhead names has a long and history--," Dad started.

I didn't want to hurt his feelings, but I didn't want to go through another school year as a Chowderhead, either.

"I know it's not always easy being a Chowderhead," said Dad.

When they looked at me, I felt as if they already knew that I was a Chowderhead. Still, my dad's advice had worked out well, so I decided to give it one more try.

It turns out that being a twin is as complicated as being a Chowderhead. When you're a twin you always have someone to talk to and have lunch with, but people think that you're exactly alike.

Good question, Chowderhead

Young Ted Lockyear's theory was, I'm not blaming General Motors for the crazy driving of this chowderhead. On the other hand, every automobile manufacturer knows that inevitably its cars are going to be involved in collisions.

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And if we wouldn't trust the chowderheads who wrote this question to buy our groceries, how can we trust them to sort our children?

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Worse, it has ruined a generation, turning out chowderheads unfit for real jobs.

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Some curl their lips at the suggestion of using prepared chili powder, just as clam chowder purists (chowderheads, to some) vehemently reject the idea of celery in Boston chowder.

As with other cults, chiliheads tend to be a bit fanatical

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