Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Dunce

👉 In the context of a game or movie, "dunces" is a character from the show "The Simpsons." The main character Homer Simpson is known for his oddball behavior and often gets into trouble with his friends. He's also known as the "Duck Dog," because he can be very dippy when it comes to taking responsibility for things.

dunces

👉 Duncery is a type of comedy that involves exaggerated, silly behavior and situations. It often involves the use of puns, absurdity, and exaggeration to make the audience laugh or feel entertained. Dunceries are usually found in sketch comedy, improv, and other forms of live performance where the humor is intended for entertainment rather than serious reflection on life.

duncery

👉 Duncehood, also known as a dunce, is a state of being foolish or ignorant. It is often associated with children who are not well-versed in language and social customs, and may be mischievous or impulsive due to their lack of knowledge or understanding of the world around them.

duncehood

👉 "Durham's Duncedom," a 1972 film directed by David Cronenberg, is a satirical film about the cultural and social effects of the city's "duncedom." The title refers to the term used in the film to describe the state of the city during the 1960s.

duncedom

👉 Dunce is a Latin phrase that means "foolish" or "insane." It's often used to describe someone who is foolish or uneducated. The phrase was first used in Middle English and has since become widely used.

dunce