məˈränik, (ˈ)mō|r-, (ˌ)mȯ|r-, -nēk adjective
1. : consisting of or having the characteristics of morons
have no difficulty making the moronic millions laugh at ancient jokes — John Dolman
the sinking of the academic mind to the level of the moronic mob — Christian Century
2. : like a moron : mentally retarded : dull
this moronic but devastating nitwit — Variety
3. : characteristic of or suitable for morons : brutish , stupid
all the moronic delight of a gangster trying out his first machine gun — Raymond Chandler
intelligent enough not to fall for such a moronic form of pastime — Springfield (Massachusetts) Union
an orgy of moronic vulgarity — No. American Review
• mo·ron·i·cal·ly -nə̇k(ə)lē, -nēk-, -li adverb