daft

I hate to be so daft, but can you perhaps provide us some background on Clear?

He said it was daft keeping all that money round the place.

"You've got a pretty daft idea of how much we get paid!

She's said some particularly daft things in her time.

What she had at first thought was an entirely daft idea became a center of fascination for her.

This must take the biscuit for the most daft thing ever written here.

Well, it's certainly clear that their days of entertaining but daft football are over, on this evidence at least.

I feel a bit daft going on about that dog.'

But the American rose and didn't take, had more sense than those daft trout.

It rises with the tide, only no one's so daft as to stay and see how high.

No more daft though than watching most other sports.

She was being daft letting her imagination run riot like that.

"But I've always felt that any interesting endeavor should have a daft quality to it.

He's just too daft, cos he won't even let her have two!

She told herself not to be so daft.

I suppose you learned that from one of those daft books you're always reading.'

So what does the daft city council do?

We can only hope that either the military or a lack of cash as External states prevents anything too daft from happening.

He was daft about Communism, regarding it as the fulfillment of every worker's dream.

I know those are daft examples - that is just why I shall be able to remember them.

"It all seemed like a rather daft exercise."

"For a start we wouldn't be so daft as to take the Irish soldiers away from the army.

This is what those daft programmes about becoming an opera star never mention.

I'm sorry, but rejecting the film on purely formal grounds is pretty daft.

That was a pretty daft offer, she thought as soon as she had put down the phone.