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To be "socially inept" is to be unable to deal with social interaction normally. This can be simple shyness or inexperience, but it could also indicate an underlying neurosis or other disorder.
Example: A kid goes to a party, but he sits quietly in the corner without speaking to anyone.
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What is a saddo?
A pathetic or socially inept person; a nerd.
Do socially inept people have friends?
yes it depend the person
What is the opposite of geek?
The dictionary definition of a "geek" is an unfashionable or socially inept person. So that opposite of a "geek" must be a fashionable or socially confident person.
What actors and actresses appeared in Socially Inept - 2014?
The cast of Socially Inept - 2014 includes: Matt Sedeen as himself
Does schlemozzel mean?
"Schlemozzle" is a Yiddish term that refers to a bungling, clumsy, or inept person. It is often used humorously to describe someone who is socially awkward or makes mistakes.
Are nerds smarter than dorks?
The definition tends to vary, but Nerds typically are smart and socially inept, while Dorks are just socially inept. Every time.
How can you use inept in a sentence?
The girl didn't talk that much and was shy all the time. She was socially inept.
What do you call a person who works ina gas station?
A person that works at at a gas station is most commonly described as a person that is considered to be foolish or socially inept.
What does don't be an egghead mean?
An egghead is something like a geek - extremely bright (not necessarily in technology) but often socially inept.
Is the word dork a slang word for penis?
A dork is usually used to mean a dull or stupid person; someone who is socially inept and eccentric. At one time it did refer to a penis, but most people today use it as a mild insult for another person.
How many comicbooks equal one dork?
Not all dorks own comic books, so you can't really judge by that. A dork is a socially inept person.
Is Mark Zuckerberg as evil and socially inept as he's portrayed in the movie 'The Social Network'?
yes
