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Undefinedwhats another word for dumb?
Another word for "dumb" is "stupid." Other synonyms include "foolish," "ignorant," and "unintelligent." However, it's important to consider context and connotation, as some terms may be more offensive than others.
Can you give another word for less intelligent?
brainless, dense, doltish, dorky, dull, dumb, mindless, obtuse, simple, slow, stupid, thick, unintelligent
What is the word you use in long division?
Long division vocab.: the dividend is divided by the divisor. The remainder is what's left over after the problem is solved. The quotient is the answer! Hope that helps! :-)
What is a total in math?
A total is simply the answer in an addition problem. Or other problem. A better word is solution, but total works. You are totally dumb is not the same total, but you are totally dumb.
What is another word for the word although?
Another word is but
What is the french word for vocab?
vocabulary is spelled 'vocabulaire' (masc.) in French.
Is Spelling city dumb?
spelling city is a great website if you are having trouble with your spelling or vocab.
What is another word for dumb with ant on the end?
Ignorant
Another word for dumb starting with M?
· moronic
What is a vocab word for arbitrarily?
randomly
What is another word for smart that ends in ing?
not BEING dumb
What is another word for long distance relationships?
a dumb idea.
What is another word to describe someone lacking knowledge on subject?
Ignorant!
Undefinedwhats another word for dumb?
Another word for "dumb" is "stupid." Other synonyms include "foolish," "ignorant," and "unintelligent." However, it's important to consider context and connotation, as some terms may be more offensive than others.
Is want toble a vocab word?
no, or yes im not sure
What are the Tuck Everlasting Vocab Word reluctantly on?
page 21
What is the best what to memorize vocab in another language specifically latin?
the easiest way is to look for roots of the word that connect with English words...for example, audit (to hear) is the root for the English word audio
