lunky
adj/ˈlʌŋki/
Etymology From lunk + -y.
1
Stupid; slow-witted; unintelligent.
- As her mother tucks her brother in, Judy settles before the television and flicks from The Wonder Years to Night Court to a French movie, starring that lunky Depardieu who is in all of them, this time about a man who comes into a village and usurps another man’s identity, including his wife.1990, John Updike, Rabbit at Rest, page 98:
- Related terms
- lunkhead