oaf in Latin
oaf in Latin is gurdus — oaf means a clumsy, foolish, or unrefined person.
oaf in Latin
gurdus
(pejorative) A person, especially a large male, who is clumsy or a simpleton.
What does "oaf" mean?
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noun A clumsy, foolish, or unrefined person.
"Ouch! You dropped that box on my feet, you lumbering oaf!"
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oaf in a sentence
- Ouch! You dropped that box on my feet, you lumbering oaf!
- The clumsy oaf knocked the vase off the table.
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What is "oaf" in Latin?
"oaf" in Latin is gurdus. oaf means: A clumsy, foolish, or unrefined person.
How do you use "oaf" in a sentence?
Example: "The clumsy oaf knocked the vase off the table." In Latin, "oaf" is gurdus.
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