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dummkopf

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dumm·kopf  (dmkôf, -kôpf, dm-)
n.
A stupid person; a dolt.
[German : dumm, dumb (from Middle High German tump, tumb, from Old High German tumb) + Kopf, head (from Middle High German, cup, cranium, from Old High German, cup, from Late Latin cuppa).]
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