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/dooh"feuhs/, n., pl. dufuses.doofus.
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Universalium. 2010.
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Universalium. 2010.
dufus — see DOOFUS (Cf. doofus) … Etymology dictionary
dufus — [do͞o′fəs] n. alt. sp. of DOOFUS … English World dictionary
dufus — doofus doo fus, n. a person who is stupid or inept; used contemptuously. [Also spelled {dufus}.] [Slang] Syn: dingdong, ding a ling. [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Dufus (band) — Dufus Origin NYC and Upstate, United States Genres Progressive rock Years active 1997 Present Labels ROIR, Website … Wikipedia
dufus — variant of doofus … New Collegiate Dictionary
dufus — noun A colloquial term for an inept or stupid person … Wiktionary
dufus — doofus n American a. an eccentric person b. a foolish or gauche person c. a gadget, intriguing object, thingummy All three senses are typically used on college campuses. The origin of the term is obscure. It is probably an invented word with a… … Contemporary slang
dufus — n. (Slang) doofus, stupid person, incompetent and foolish person … English contemporary dictionary
dufus — noun variant spelling of doofus … English new terms dictionary
dufus — du•fus [[t]ˈdu fəs[/t]] n. pl. fus•es. inf doofus … From formal English to slang