How do you use "Knobhead" in a sentence?

He's a complete knobhead. Don't be such a knobhead. That knobhead parked in my spot.

Knobhead

Q: What does "Knobhead" mean?

British slang for a stupid or contemptible person. 'Knobhead' is the British equivalent of 'dickhead,' using 'knob' (British slang for penis) plus 'head.' Common British insult for someone acting foolishly or annoyingly. Same meaning and intensity as dickhead.

Slang Term British ★★★★☆ Common Very Casual

Meaning: British slang for a stupid or contemptible person.

英国俚语，指愚蠢或可鄙的人。

Argot británico para una persona estúpida o despreciable.

イギリスのスラングでバカな人や軽蔑すべき人。

바보, 짜증나는 놈 (영국 비속어)

'Knobhead' is the British equivalent of 'dickhead,' using 'knob' (British slang for penis) plus 'head.' Common British insult for someone acting foolishly or annoyingly. Same meaning and intensity as dickhead.

'knobhead'是'dickhead'的英国版，使用'knob（英国阴茎俚语）'加'head'。是英国常见的侮辱语，用来骂行为愚蠢或烦人的人。与dickhead含义和强度相同。

'Knobhead' es el equivalente británico de 'dickhead', usando 'knob' (argot británico para pene) más 'head.' Insulto británico común para alguien que actúa de forma tonta o molesta. Mismo significado e intensidad que dickhead.

「knobhead」は「dickhead」のイギリス版で、「knob（イギリスの男性器スラング）」と「head」を組み合わせたものです。愚かに振る舞う人やうっとうしい人への一般的なイギリスの侮辱。dickheadと同じ意味と強さです。

바보나 불쾌한 사람을 가리키는 영국 비속어. 'Knob'은 영국 속어로 남성 성기를 뜻하므로 다소 저속한 표현이다.

Examples

He's a complete knobhead.
他是个十足的蠢货。
Es un gilipollas total.
あいつは完全なバカだ。
그 놈은 완전 멍청이야.
Don't be such a knobhead.
别那么蠢。
No seas tan gilipollas.
そんなバカなことするな。
그렇게 멍청하게 굴지 마.
That knobhead parked in my spot.
那个蠢货停在我的车位上。
Ese gilipollas aparcó en mi sitio.
あのバカが俺の場所に駐車した。
그 바보가 내 자리에 주차했다.

Pronunciation

/ˈnɒbhɛd/

Usage Guide

Context: insult

Tone: insulting, contemptuous

✓ Do Say

British casual insult
英国的随意侮辱
insulto informal británico
イギリスのカジュアルな侮辱
영국식 가벼운 욕

✗ Don't Say

Professional settings
工作场合
Contextos profesionales
仕事の場で
저속한 표현
Americans may not understand
美国人可能不理解
Los estadounidenses pueden no entenderlo
アメリカ人には通じないかもしれない
점잖은 자리에서 쓸 수 없음

Common Mistakes

Specifically British—Americans say dickhead

Origin & History

British slang combining 'knob' (penis, since 17th century for rounded protrusion, sexual slang later) with '-head' suffix. More British than American equivalent.

Etymology: Knob (British slang for penis) + head

First recorded: Late 20th century

Cultural Context

Era: Late 20th century

Generation: All ages

Social background: Working and middle class

Pop culture: British TV

Regional notes: Specifically British. Americans understand but rarely use.

Variations

KnobheadKnob