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mouthbreather Antonyms

Opposite of mouthbreather

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(Slang, derogatory) A stupid, unintelligent, or socially obtuse person.

Usage Example

"The online forum was quickly overrun by trolls and mouthbreathers who refused to read the article before commenting."

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genius
intellectual
mastermind

Similar words to mouthbreather

Words similar to mouthbreather shift depending on context. Common synonyms include:

moron
idiot
dullard
dimwit
simpleton
imbecile
blockhead
knucklehead
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