ଏକ ମୂର୍ଖ ମୂର୍ଖ |,

Noun:

ହ୍ୟାଣ୍ଡାରାମ |, ଗୋବବେଟ୍ |, ଉଜବେକିସ୍ତାନ, ମୂର୍ଖ ଲୋକ,

ninnies's Usage Examples:

The caricature has been described as racist, along with pickaninnies, minstrels, mammy figures, and other caricatures of black Africans.

article in The Daily Telegraph referring to some Commonwealth people as "piccaninnies", said it was impossible for McGrath to continue because doubt could.

an alternative view of the set as, essentially, self-indulgent ninnies, cosseted by their wealth.

Children are often pickaninnies like Little Black Sambo and Golliwog.

sole requirement demanded of the candidates was that they photograph becomingly", and the faculty "forgot to teach the handsome ninnies how to act!" Citations.

because it supplies her with regular cheering crowds of flag-waving piccaninnies", in the same article he referred to African people as having "watermelon.

features Aunt Jemima (played by Tyheesha Collins) as one of the dancing "pickaninnies" in the film"s deliberately racist TV show Mantan: The New Millennium.

photograph becomingly", and the faculty "forgot to teach the handsome ninnies how to act!" Citations Kaufman, ""Fascinating Youth"", p.

breakdowns, comedians, midgets, cross-dressers, beautiful dancing girls, pickaninnies, a jazz band.

he got captured by the Piccaninnies, "who made him nurse for all their papooses".

caricatures and stereotypes such as the Sambo, Aunt Jemima, grinning pickaninnies, and Uncle Tom, to comment on contemporary racial attitudes.

islands in the Danish magazine Klods-Hans, with the islands depicted as piccaninnies: the captain reads "The rich Mr Wilson (who has adopted the children.

In 2002, Johnson described black people in The Telegraph as "piccaninnies" with "watermelon smiles".

Synonyms:

simpleton, simple, poop, nincompoop,

Antonyms:

compound, rough, difficult, simplicity, fancy,