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The example sentences of OAF in videos (2 in total of 2)

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Use "oaf" in a sentence | "oaf" example sentences

How to use "oaf" in a sentence?

  • Now I'm a blithering oaf hanging on to the coatsleeves of commerciality.
    -Robert Plant-
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Definition and meaning of OAF

What does "oaf mean?"
oaf

/ōf/

oaf

noun
man who is rough or clumsy and unintelligent.

What are synonyms of "oaf"?
Some common synonyms of "oaf" are:
  • lout,
  • boor,
  • barbarian,
  • Neanderthal,
  • churl,
  • clown,
  • gawk,
  • hulk,
  • bumpkin,
  • yokel,
  • fool,
  • dolt,
  • dullard,
  • bosthoon,
  • idiot,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

lout

/lout/

lout
noun

Ill-mannered and coarse person, often violent.

boor

/bo͝or/

boor
noun

Rude person, lacking any manners.

barbarian

/ˌbärˈberēən/

barbarian
adjective noun

relating to ancient barbarians. Person considered wild and uncivilized.

churl

/CHərl/

churl
noun

impolite and mean-spirited person.

clown

/kloun/

clown
noun verb

Performer in funny clothes who makes people laugh. To play jokes or tricks.

gawk

/ɡôk/

gawk
noun verb

awkward or shy person. To look with amazement; look stupidly at something.

hulk

/həlk/

hulk
noun

Large object, e.g. a boat.

bumpkin

/ˈbəm(p)kən/

bumpkin
noun

Person who is not very intelligent or interested in culture.

yokel

/ˈyōk(ə)l/

yokel
noun

uneducated and unsophisticated person from countryside.

fool

/fo͞ol/

fool
adjective noun verb

foolish. silly person. To trick someone; to deceive.

dolt

/dōlt/

dolt
noun

Person who is not very bright.

dullard

/ˈdələrd/

dullard
noun

Person who is not very bright or intelligent.

idiot

/ˈidēət/

idiot
noun

stupid person.

Is "oaf" countable or uncountable noun?

The word "oaf" is a countable noun.

The plural of "oaf" is "oafs".

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