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- adverb In a
moronic manner.
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Examples
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Beer ads show men grunting like neanderthals, repeating the same word moronically, and generally reveling in a kind of apelike idiocy.
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Matthews followed by saying that she had spoken "moronically" after she was off the air.
HUFFPOST HILL - SPECIAL MIDTERM 2010 EDITION The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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The train systems that Sound Transit is building are moronically expensive.
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Like everything with the moronically complex and self-defeating world of property tax, the particular impact of a property tax TIFs depends a great deal on the local details.
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What is clear about Lucas is that he doesn't actually understand what made the first trilogy work anymore, something which is made extraordinarily clear when he did the re-edits of the original star wars and put in Han Solo moronically waiting to be shot at first in the Cantina scene.
Chosen ones 2009
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TOO MUCH OF ANYTHING, RELIGION (hint, hint) will cause you to become moronically studpid.
Think Progress » Boehner Claims Student Loan Reform Will ‘Eliminate Every Bank In The Country’ 2010
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Are they truly that incompetent that they are moronically slow at reading?
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Barely aware of the comings and goings of something as moronically feckless as a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, I was unaware as recently as a week ago that neither Alice Cooper nor Kiss had been included, yet the very bands they helped launch, specifically Van Halen and AC/DC, waltzed in before them.
James Campion: Why the F#@! Isn't Kiss in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? James Campion 2010
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Palin speaking behind closed doors to a fundamentalist evangelical christian bible camp moronically calling itself the "College of the Ozarks" and she wonders why the country thinks she's just a trailer park hillbilly from Alaska.
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Note also that the question of whether big government is good for the economy in general is separate from the question of whether government spending should be increased or decreased during a recession – a fairly obvious distinction that Riedl moronically chooses to ignore. ron Says:
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