"Puddingheaded" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Puddingheaded" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Puddingheaded" Meaning
Coincidence of head and chance together implies a person who makes foolish, obstinate, and awkward decisions.
"Puddingheaded" Examples
Synonyms:
foolish
silly
absurd
ridiculous
stupid
Example sentences:
"It was a pudding-headed idea to think we could finish the project in one day."
"After hearing the news, the employee thought the company's decision was very pudding-headed."
"The pudding-headed remarks made by the comedian were met with groans from the audience."
"The pudding-headed way the politician handled the crisis put her re-election at risk."
"The pudding-headed fault in the design made the building prone to collapse during an earthquake."
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