dunce

If it was a dunce, you would have done that.

King goes down to Dunce when he has been killed, and everyone else moves up.

I was such a dunce for hiding out like that.

Dunce (1955) is a game for two to four players.

I am evidently to be the dunce of the family.

Read it and you are reduced to the status of a dunce.

A dunce is a person considered to be incapable of learning.

It sat on top of his small head like a dunce cap.

I really don't want to look like a right dunce in front of her.

The other was a small boy wearing a dunce cap.

I know you'll get her on, for, really, she is the most delightful little dunce.

"Maybe I should start with the novice or the dunce," he said.

"A little while ago the Dunce was up a tree.

But I think a person who places style before substance is a dunce.

"I'm not just your average high school dunce, you know.

Are you a dunce, or do you take me for one?

Am I a complete dunce for not knowing if you're joking?

Any candidate who looks too comfortable in a dunce cap has a real problem today.

I was a dunce to have that guard and stick at home; for having gone this far, my place is here.

I am getting fed up with girls and women still being presented as technical dunces!

"She told me Duke was dead, which any dunce with a radio knows.

As with other "dunces", she was not without complicity in the attack.

Did I really want to show future generations what a dunce their great-grandfather was?

I wondered if they made dunce caps big enough to hide under.

Looking from her face to his, I realized what a dunce I'd been.