boneheaded , also: bone-headed

"I found an especially boneheaded way of making that point."

Just a boneheaded "what was anyone thinking" type of thing.

Now at least we can put the brakes on these boneheaded policies.

It would be hard to imagine a more politically boneheaded move.

"I judged you to have the kind of nature that would understand, but you're more boneheaded than even your brother."

This is the kind of boneheaded thing a regular Navy officer might try.

I've seen even more boneheaded moves by users, at least weekly.

But many of these boneheaded mistakes come from the programmers themselves.

No European country has done something as boneheaded as we have.

Because a boneheaded admiral wants to hide you away from everyone else, for fear you'll make him look bad.

I have stood behind them through all the embarrassing events and boneheaded management decisions of the past 15 years.

"Only if you promise never to do such a boneheaded thing again," Gerri said.

In the field, they make spectacular plays and then follow them up, at just the wrong moments, with boneheaded ones.

But there has been successful opposition to some boneheaded concepts like eugenics.

Can fans sue when a general manager makes boneheaded trades that weaken the team?

It's the most boneheaded thing I've ever done.

There you have it, as many boneheaded mistakes as one fool can make.

That boneheaded pair, we said to each other.

I actually do know why-it's just that it's a really boneheaded move on Intel's part.

Now is not the time for boneheaded nationalism.

How in the world does corporate America expect to regain investors' trust when it makes boneheaded moves like this?

It was hard to believe that he would do something as boneheaded as that.

"I thought it was a boneheaded move," Ms. Brown said of the approval.

Collins has matured over the season into a solid quarterback, who does not make boneheaded plays.