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unclever

adj

Etymology

From un- + clever.

  1. derived from *klibēn✻
  2. derived from klibōn
  3. derived from klever
  4. derived from klover
  5. derived from *kleuban✻ — “to cleave, split”
  6. inherited from *clifer✻
  7. inherited from cliver
  8. prefixed as unclever — “un + clever”

Definitions

  1. Not clever.

    • On Gawker, the media gossip Web site, editors select the best comments of the week and conduct commenter executions, in which users judged to be unclever are stripped of their commenting privileges.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA