| It was so stupid, so frustrating, so embarrassingly moronic, that it made her want to tear her hair out. |
| He is a stupid, moody, moronic little kid who thinks he's all grown up, when he's just sad and lost and bitter. |
| We turned pages and crunched onion rings and made moronic full-mouthed sounds of pleasure and amusement. |
| He takes off and from that point on adopts the moronic and douchey tactic of picking up trampy girls in bars using his old wedding ring. |
| His continually moronic, arrogant behaviour has meant that his results have never matched the drivel that comes out of his mouth. |
| The conventional view now is of an uneducated, largely illiterate proletariat sitting in moronic torpor until the beginnings of state education. |
