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glaikit
What does glaikit mean?
Scots for vacant, gormless, dim — the look of someone who's been asked a question and is still buffering thirty seconds later. Less about actual intelligence and more about appearance: the slack-jawed, mouth-open, lights-on-no-one-home expression. Brutal but precise.
"He just stood there glaikit while the bus pulled away without him."
Frequently asked questions
What does glaikit mean?
Glaikit means stupid-looking, gormless or vacant — that slack-jawed, thousand-yard stare.
How do you use glaikit in a sentence?
"He just stood there looking pure glaikit."
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