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Chloe (22
September 2017). "What is a '
dotard,' anyway?". Mashable.
Retrieved 8
March 2018. At its core, "
dotard"
makes a
judgement about a person's mental...
- McCausland, Phil (September 22, 2017). "Kim Jong Un
Calls President Trump '
Dotard' and 'Frightened Dog'". NBC News.
Retrieved June 8, 2020. "Transcript: Kim...
- from a
gibbet "for the
sport of your own crows", to
which Saruman replies "
Dotard!" In the 1991 film
Robin Hood:
Prince of Thieves, the
rotted corpse of Robin...
- But like some kitchen-maid,
preferred by the lust of some rich and
noble dotard, was
ashamed of her
sudden and
gaudy bravery, and for a
while skulked up...
- true
origin is unknown. The name
Pantaloon generally means 'old fool' or '
dotard'. The role of
Pantalone is
usually spoken entirely in the
Venetian language...
- tool! I am
Steward of the
House of Anarion. I will not step down to be the
dotard chamberlain of an upstart. Even were his
claim proved to me,
still he comes...
-
refer to the bird and also as an
insult for
someone considered simple or a
dotard.
Which use is the
oldest is unclear, but the link is its tame and unsuspecting...
- fool), dull-witted (μῶρος, stultus, dolt, clown),
feeble minded (imbécile,
dotard), and
lacks understanding (ἄνοος, ἄφρων in-sipiens); that he is different...
- term,
other than
being ageist, has
misandrist connotations in the West.
Dotard: A weak
older person with
limited mental faculties, or a
mentally disabled...
