muleheads
muleheads is the plural of mulehead.
Meaning of mulehead
Noun
mulehead (plural muleheads)
- A stubborn or stupid person.
- “Papi, those diplomas don’t mean a damn thing anymore. Everybody’s getting one. It’s all paper, Papi.”
“So is money!” Papi retored, red-faced. “I’m ashamed.” But he gave in; he had no choice; it was hopeless to argue with a mulehead.1972 August 7, Edward Rivera, “La Situación”, in New York, page 54
- “Papi, those diplomas don’t mean a damn thing anymore. Everybody’s getting one. It’s all paper, Papi.”
Questions about muleheads
- What is muleheads the plural of?
- Muleheads is the plural of mulehead.
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