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'bonehead'
'bonehead'
by Bonehead October 8, 2003
"Oh god damn it! Bonehead is making me go over there again to see him and ManKate and her colossal daughter!" says Aja.
by cherrypopscle007 April 21, 2003
by Dropkickcw September 19, 2007
A stubborn, thickheaded and determined person that doesn't think things through before acting upon them.
Person 1: "You really should think before you speak you bonehead"
Person 2: "I just say what I think I don't need to censor myself"
Person 1: "You just need to realize that it might not come out the way you want it to, you could rule the world if you just took the time to clean up your ideas."
Person 2: "I don't think so I think I do just fine."
Person 1: "Well, at least I try to help but you are such a bonehead you won't accept friendly advice."
Person 2: "I just say what I think I don't need to censor myself"
Person 1: "You just need to realize that it might not come out the way you want it to, you could rule the world if you just took the time to clean up your ideas."
Person 2: "I don't think so I think I do just fine."
Person 1: "Well, at least I try to help but you are such a bonehead you won't accept friendly advice."
by AreSeeCola August 20, 2009
People who jump in front of, or hang out behind people who are being filmed having a photo taken off.
They often wave to get on television.
They often wave to get on television.
"Check out those boneheads on the news"
"Someone is boneheading in this photo"
When news reporters are on the streets, people try to get on camera and "bonehead" by waving to the camera.
"Someone is boneheading in this photo"
When news reporters are on the streets, people try to get on camera and "bonehead" by waving to the camera.
by mrmooz June 1, 2007
by one221212 December 16, 2011
The term first used by David Letterman.
To Bonehead is to perform an act like jumping up and down, talking on a cell phone and holding up a sign behind a live television show, usually behind a news reporter doing a newscast.
To Bonehead is to perform an act like jumping up and down, talking on a cell phone and holding up a sign behind a live television show, usually behind a news reporter doing a newscast.
The bonehead was doing a funny sort of dance behind the news reporter for attention and for a few seconds of television stardom.
by HayleyLikesToTango August 17, 2007