A person with no intelligence
Idiot,Plonker,Pillock,Klutz
Dunce,Numskull, Blockhead, Bonehead, Lunkhead, Hammerhead, Knucklehead,Muttonhead, Shithead,Fuckhead
Idiot,Plonker,Pillock,Klutz
Dunce,Numskull, Blockhead, Bonehead, Lunkhead, Hammerhead, Knucklehead,Muttonhead, Shithead,Fuckhead
by sweet jesus July 10, 2006
A fan of the show "The Office" on NBC. The word stems from the fictitious paper supply company "Dunder Mifflin" featured in the show.
You can be sure a dunderhead will be plopped down in front of a T.V. at 9/8c every Thursday night.
This particular definition, although credit shown to someone else, was started years ago by Bobblehead Gary, (Gary Dunn) the greatest Office fan ever.
You can be sure a dunderhead will be plopped down in front of a T.V. at 9/8c every Thursday night.
This particular definition, although credit shown to someone else, was started years ago by Bobblehead Gary, (Gary Dunn) the greatest Office fan ever.
by Rickie B. July 30, 2010
by Dont mess with the Turk July 3, 2010
when someone stands on a crafting table (ONLY IN MINECRAFT!!!!!11111) and another person is directly under them, they shall sense forth give thy dunderhead (bj) ----- by doing this you pop off
Karl climbed upon the creaky table. He lifted his legs one by one and places his sneakers upon the wood. Successfully mounting the block, he called out for his dear fiance Sapnap. Sapnap peered over with a big smile on his face. He took off toward Karls direction and when he got directly under him he stopped. He looked up slowly and his eyes widened. "I think I know,,,,I will,,, its the rules!" Sapnap then did the deed. He gave his fiance dunderhead that fateful day.
by cupcakewonder355 February 27, 2021
by Kilmeny Mistwallow January 2, 2012
Dude 1: I think Justin is better than Britney because he is cuter!!!!!!!!
Entire room: *slowly backs away*
Dude 2: Who invited the dunderhead?
Entire room: *slowly backs away*
Dude 2: Who invited the dunderhead?
by Dunce! ! ! January 16, 2011
A fan of the show "The Office" on NBC. The word stems from the fictitious paper supply company "Dunder Mifflin" featured in the show.
by Jake Wetherall October 30, 2007