Boofhead meaning

Wow, this is one of my favourite Australian slang words. It's just so descriptive, but not easily defined. I've been thinking for about 24 hours about how to define it, and eventually, I resorted to a google search. That came up with this: 1. a stupid person; fool. 2. person or animal with a large head. 3. A cartoon character appearing during the 1940s in the Sydney Daily Mirror.Boo, hiss. This doesn't do justice to the word. I think of boofhead as being a fairly affectionate term. I can't imagine anyone saying it with any venom. It does kind of mean 'a stupid person', and it does sort of mean someone with a large head. It reminds me of footy players with those thick necks. This isn't to say they're stupid, mind you, (although they do play football. You do the math), just that when I think of boofhead, that's the image that comes directly to mind.Me, I wouldn't be insulted if someone called me a boofhead, although it strikes me as a term inapplicable to women. Let's define it as 'twit', and if any Australians who might wander in have any other thoughts on it, I'll update the definition.This isn't a term I hear very often, so, if you come to visit, don't make it your every second word. :)

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