doofus , auch: dufus

"I think this makes me sound a little like a doofus."

I'd sat across the table from him like a big doofus yesterday.

Behind her, Doofus had halted on the top porch step.

However, I'm not persuaded that even a doofus accountant need pay the interest.

Remember, white hair does not automatically signal a technological doofus.

Homer Simpson is a worse dad, and certainly more of a doofus.

But a lot of people I know have doofus haircuts."

Having successfully established himself, why act the comic doofus for a national audience?

For the next several days, they'll see the world as an actual hipster doofus does.

On the one hand, the show does paint me out to be a pretty messed-up doofus.

It's southeast of here, the distance Doofus can go in a run."

Not to be confused with the doofus in Wisconsin.

Doofus is your kind of person and his old man owns Idaho.' "

I ran my spiels to doofus kids and exasperated teachers.

The other one, we'll call him Doofus, spends $100 more than he has every month.

Doofus bravely led them along the hall to the kitchen, though he was not happy about it.

Most killer whales are just four tons of doofus dressed up like a police car.

His eager-to-please stage patter makes him seem almost a doofus.

And the doofus little tattletale turns to stare into the headlights.

The macho consideration, continued: "I'm just the doofus that does this stuff."

But after a time Doofus began to slow.

She wrapped her arms around his middle and hugged tightly, smiling like a doofus.

She switched on the cellar lights and went down the stairs, leaving him with Doofus.

When she called Doofus, he appeared around the side of the house, half seen in the dimness, more a phantom than a dog.

A boss may fire a persistent doofus but not bill him for work (ineptly) done on the job.