English

Adjective

stunod ‎(not comparable)

1. Stupid or crazy; out of touch with reality; disagreeable

   That stunod customer thinks Trent was eyeing his secretary.

   • 2000 Christmas, “Are you stunod?”, in Primo, volume 1, number 2, page 27:

     If I was acting particularly spacey, my mother would ask, “Are you stunod?”

   • 2000, Laurino, Maria, Were You Always an Italian?: Ancestors and Other Icons of Italian America, W.W. Norton:

     “Do you understand me? Are you stunod?” my mother would say. Stunod. Someone who is out-of-it, spacey, not a practical person who knows that life is labor and that only the sturdy can get the job done.

   • 2010 August 3, Fingerman, Bob, Pariah, Tor, ISBN 9780765326270, OL 24329806M:

     “The stunod commander, a German Commodore no less, decides that there's just too many ships in the Gulf, and he doesn't have the manpower to search everyone of them.”

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Noun

stunod ‎(plural stunods)

1. (slang, pejorative) A stupid or crazy person.

   Which one of you stunods broke the powerwasher?

   • 2002, MacDonald, Patricia, Not Guilty, Pocket Books, OL 3956421M:

     “Hey, stunod,” Gina interjected angrily. “Help the lady.”

   • 2010, Fingerman, Bob, Pariah, Tor, ISBN 9780765326270, page 205:

     “**** me,” Eddie growled, cursing himself for the stunod that he was.

   • 2011 February 15, Scorziello, Lou, My Brother's Keeper, Xlibris, ISBN 9781456849023, LCCN 2011900209:

     That stunod never calls me unless I'm late with his tuition.

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