cretinous

My face must have been cretinous with pleasure and confusion.

They were looking for the cretinous character who had buzzed their village.

Or any more cretinous a comment for that matter.

On its face, this is a morally cretinous response.

It would be morally cretinous even if the university had limitless resources.

The ape, with a cretinous determination, continued to climb the building.

Earlier, he has written to one friend that Field's "version of my life has turned out to be cretinous."

It is sung, played and written, for the most part, by cretinous goons.

They overheard an opponent refer to their play as "cretinous," and were fired up.

He was suspended by one arm, a cretinous little man with a face of concentrated impudence.

Were the Frenchmen and the English even more cretinous than we?

Soon his playing around with his gaze made him look more than vaguely cretinous.

What an utterly shameless, pointless and cretinous post you've made.

That is completely cretinous - anyone can see that.

Those diseased, cretinous children I Think what they'll be like if they're allowed to grow up.

"Can't you do any better than just stand there wearing those infuriating, cretinous expressions?"

But the idea of authors running around helplessly behind their cretinous inventions is contemptible.

She gave me that up-from-under look that only women can do without appearing cretinous.

The smile was wide, perhaps a trifle cretinous; but the eyes were shrewd and watchful.

"I am not interested in the activities of your cretinous offspring," said Chiun.

That's the strategy of this cretinous government.

Just whingeing about money is the worst sort of cretinous trade unionism.'

He might even laugh when she recounted her tale of that cretinous woman giving her a reward.