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Answer: IDIOT

IDIOT is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 165 times.

• Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
• Numbskull
• Blithering sort
• Pinhead
• Dunderpate
• Fool
• Dimwit
• Dummkopf
• No exemplar of erudition
• No-brainer?
• Bonehead
• Blockhead
• Birdbrain
• Dunderhead
• Word said with a head slap
• Kind of box
• Real dope
• A genius, no
• Dull type
• Dip
• Half-wit
• Chucklehead
• Doofus
• Moron
• Yo-yo
• Not exactly a brainiac
• Jerk
• "You ___!" (cry while hitting oneself on the head)
• Chowderhead
• Dumb cluck
• No Mensan, he
• Knucklehead
• Numskull
• Dostoevsky novel, with "The"
• Dumbbell
• ___ box (television)
• Preceder of box or light, in slang
• Word before box or savant
• Born fool
• Foolish person
• Word before box or proof
• Nincompoop
• Teller of a tale "full of sound and fury," per Macbeth
• Goober
• ___-proof (easy to operate)
• Mental midget
• Imbecile
• Word with light or box
• Village figure?
• Boob
• Nitwit
• One may be complete
• Mensa reject
• __ box (TV)
• Dostoevsky title character
• Dostoyevsky title character
• Dostoyevsky subject
• ''Dumbbell!''
• Ding-dong
• Word with ''savant'' or ''box''
• Lamebrain
• Featherbrain
• Hardly an Einstein
• Vilified villager
• Senseless person
• Blithering fool
• No genius, he
• One who is hardly an Einstein
• Dostoyevsky masterpiece (with "The")
• Dostoevsky novel (with "The")
• Simpleton
• Dodo
• Dostoevsky subject
• Dostoevsky work (with "The")
• Dostoyevsky's "The ___"
• Type of box that's often watched
• Definite Mensa reject
• Bozo
• Box or proof preceder
• Certainly no Einstein
• Dum-dum
• Word with "savant" or "box"
• "Dumbbell!"
• Dostoevsky's Myshkin, e.g.
• ___ box (TV)
• Dostoevsky work (with "The")
• Every driver but you?
• Easily-manipulated type
• Utterly senseless person
• "It is a tale told by an ___ ..."
• Bubblehead
• Village celebrity?
• Block-head
• Dunce
• Hardly a brainiac
• Dostoevsky's Prince Myshkin, e.g.
• 'A tale told by an ___ ...'
• Ninny
• Crackbrain
• ___ box
• Tool
• Dingbat
• Dope
• Ignoramus
• Thickhead
• Target of a series of guides
• One for whom many guides have been written?
• ____ box
• Mensa member's opposite
• Dolt
• Clueless sort
• Napoleon Dynamite exclamation
• Dostoyevsky title hero
• One beyond foolish
• Not the sharpest knife in the drawer
• "The ___" (Dostoyevsky novel)
• Opposite of an Einstein
• Dumb ox
• Simple guy
• ___ box
• Brainless sort
• Dostoevsky title word
• Utterly senseless one
• Word before box or card
• Fathead
• Cohort of 27-Across
• ___ light (dashboard item)
• Far from a Mensa candidate
• Green Day's "American ___"
• Word with box or light
• ___ light (dash item)
• ___ light (dash indicator)
• Buffoon
• Brainiac's antithesis
• Meathead
• Dostoevsky's "The ___"
• See 58-Across
• Dumbbell you can't curl
• Target reader of a series of guides, facetiously
• Dimwitted sort
• U-turn from brainiac
• Genius? Not even close
• Senseless sort
• One of the village people?
• Genius's opposite
• Sharp-as-a-marble sort
• One who tells a tale full of sound and fury, per Macbeth
• ___-proof: easy to operate
• Peabrain
• Fyodor Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
• ___ light
• Facetious target of a series of guides
• "Einstein," sarcastically
• Dostoyevsky's Prince Myshkin, so the book title declares
• "... a tale told by an ___ ... ": Macbeth
• "Canadian ___": "Weird Al" parody of a Green Day song
• "It is a tale told by an ___, full of sound and fury": Shak.
• ___-proof
• Turkey
• Dostoyevsky novel about a "positively beautiful man," with "The"
• "It is a tale / Told by an ___": Macbeth
• "American ___": rock musical based on a Green Day album
• - box
• "I'm so dumb!"
• "D'oh! Why did I do that!?"