nitwit in Polish
nitwit in Polish is głupek — nitwit means a foolish or scatterbrained person.
nitwit in Polish
głupek
(informal) A scatterbrained or stupid person.
What does "nitwit" mean?
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noun A foolish or scatterbrained person.
"If you don't remember you are a nitwit. If you do answer, well, you know what the penalty is for perjury."
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nitwit in a sentence
- If you don't remember you are a nitwit. If you do answer, well, you know what the penalty is for perjury.
- "Don't be a nitwit, honey!" says Adele. "Here, let me open the door! Ma be I did leave them lights on, though it ain't ike me!"
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What is "nitwit" in Polish?
"nitwit" in Polish is głupek. nitwit means: A foolish or scatterbrained person.
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