nutheads
nutheads is the plural of nuthead.
Meaning of nuthead
Noun
nuthead (plural nutheads)
- A silly or crazy person; kook.
- If she ever referred to the events, she laughed them off as silly kid stuff, and called the ex-boyfriend a nuthead, the way you speak of someone who drove around in high school smacking metal mailboxes with a baseball bat.1997, Johnny Payne, Kentuckiana, →ISBN, page 208
- A stupid person; fool; idiot.
- Mum doesn't want a diamond ring out of a cracker, nuthead!1993, Vivien Alcock, Othergran, →ISBN, page 12
- Outer porition of a nut.
- When you are striping gears and come to a nuthead run right over it, with fine lines on its edges, or around the nut, as may be preferred.1908, The Master Painter - Volume 13, page 12
- A head made out of a nut.
- Bend a paper clip into the shape of eyeglasses; glue them to the nuthead.2004, Loralyn Radcliffe, Creative Crafts for Clever Kids: Exciting Projects from Everyday Stuff, →ISBN
Questions about nutheads
- What is nutheads the plural of?
- Nutheads is the plural of nuthead.
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