MORON


Meaning of MORON in English

ˈmōˌrän, ˈmȯˌ- noun

( -s )

Etymology: irregular from Greek mōros sluggish, dull, stupid; akin to Sanskrit mūra dull, stupid

1. : a feebleminded person or mental defective with a potential mental age of between eight and twelve years who is capable of doing routine work under supervision

2. : a stupid or boorish individual

if it is well-adjusted morons that we must have, then by all means let us encourage dating and going steady — G.A.Panichas

these morons … laugh loudly when a player on the screen is dying, they titter at love scenes — Auckland (New Zealand) Star

3. : sexual pervert

turned and gaped at her with a moron ' s excited eyes — J.T.Farrell

Synonyms: see fool

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