galoot

1 Tall and gangly and with arms that seem impossibly long, the Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz is an endearing galoot, never menacing even when talking tough.

2 To the end, Frank confessed that he knew nothing more than the average galoot.

3 Jacob had grown into a long, thin, slouching galoot with a yellow face and a live-long-day scowl.

4 Let them do what they would, he would show them that he was a man of his own notions, and no set of men could run him, much less a body of uneducated "galoots."

5 Why did that galoot have to go so far away?...

6 Both, O thou righteous one, yet little can be said of either: our chenourain are vile places, and our teachers are like ourselves, bound in the galoot of sin. 

7 He was a big, tall galoot of a kid with narrow eyes.

8 "That feller thet jest went out is your brother's new foreman, Ken Douglass, the sandiest galoot an' best cowman on this range," he concluded.

9 They and their officers are the carelessest lot of galoots that ever lived.

10 “Only,” continued Nelson affectionately, “I think you were a great big galoot, Dan, to stand up there and bluff Captain Chowder with an empty revolver.”

11 "Well, of all the crazy galoots!" muttered Ellen, deciding that coffee would do no good here.

12 Who would let such a galoot in the door?

13 Played cards with a galoot who had some aces in his boot-tops.

14 Winston Duke, my favorite big galoot, gets to have a little fun as the garrulous tribal leader M’Baku, but the new character Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne), who is intended for a Disney+ TV spin-off, feels a bit lost in the shuffle.

15 Me and Si are goin' back to look for that galoot that shot at us.

16 My dear boy, I may be a galoot about literature, but you’ll always be an outsider in business.

17 he's a bighearted galoot, even if he's not the sharpest tool in the shed

18 True, it pays twenty per cent, dividends on its face, and that scares the conservative galoots in New York.

19 “Ginger pop! but what wouldn’t I give right now to know jest whar that galoot was meanin’ to drop down, once he gets over the land.

20 Big galoot though he may be, the legendary 1933 “King Kong” has been careful to keep his distance from a national theatrical release for quite a while.

1 呆子

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2 愚笨的人

softhead staumrel jerk woodenness

3 蠢货

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4 蠢蛋

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5 蠢人

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6 笨拙的人

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7 怪人

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8 傻瓜

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9 笨人

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10 蠢家伙

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