schnooks

• airheads
• beasts
• birdbrains
• blockheads
• boneheads
• boobies
• boors
• bubbleheads
• buffoons
• cads
• chowderheads
• chuckleheads
• churls
• clodpoles
• clodpolls
• clots
• clowns
• clucks
• clunks
• creeps
• cretins
• cuddies
• curs
• deadheads
• dim bulbs
• dimwits
• dips
• dodoes
• dodos
• dolts
• donkeys
• doofuses
• dopes
• dorks
• dufuses
• dullards
• dum-dums
• dumb clucks
• dumbbells
• dumbheads
• dummies
• dummkopfs
• dunces
• dunderheads
• fatheads
• featherbrains
• fools
• ganders
• gawks
• geese
• golems
• goofs
• goons
• half-wits
• hammerheads
• hardheads
• heels
• idiots
• ignorami
• ignoramuses
• imbeciles
• jackasses
• jerks
• know-nothings
• knuckleheads
• lamebrains
• loggerheads
• loonies
• loons
• losers
• lumps
• lunatics
• lunkheads
• lunks
• madmen
• meatheads
• momes
• morons
• mugs
• mutts
• nimrods
• nincompoops
• ninnies
• ninnyhammers
• nits
• nitwits
• noddies
• noodles
• numbskulls
• numskulls
• nuts
• oafs
• pinheads
• prats
• ratbags
• sapheads
• scatterbrains
• schlubs
• shlubs
• simpletons
• skunk
• skunks
• snakes
• stinkers
• stocks
• stupes
• stupids
• thickheads
• turkeys
• villains
• woodenheads
• yahoos
• yo-yos
• zanies

• brains
• genii
• geniuses
• intellects
• intellectuals
• polymaths
• renaissance men
• sages
• sharpies
• thinkers
• whizzes
• wizards

• noun
  1. A person who is easily taken advantage of.

• They looked like a bunch of harmless schnooks at the poker table.
• Only real schnooks would believe a story like that.
• The con artist made a fortune tricking unsuspecting schnooks.
• In the end, the supposed geniuses turned out to be ordinary schnooks.
• He warned them not to act like schnooks around the new boss.

jackasses

oafs

yahoos

ganders

half-wits

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