daftness
nounUK /ˈdɑːftnəs/ · US /ˈdæftnəs/
Etymology From daft + -ness.
1
Property of being daft.
- There's no end to their daftness if they once start on that track. A lawfu' trade's a lawfu' trade, says I, and it's contrary to public policy to pit it at the mercy of wheen cranks. D'ye no agree, sir? By the way, I havena got your name?1919, John Buchan, “chapter 8”, in Mr Standfast:
2
Something that is daft.