silly

Don't be such a silly owl.

you silly old moo.

a silly and incapacious person

she gave a loud, silly laugh.

another of his silly jokes.

he would brood about silly things.

you're a silly, stubborn old woman.

How silly of you to do that!

I refuse to be a party to your silly scheme.

knocked silly by the impact.

I've had a bellyful of your silly advice.

I've taken a fancy to that silly hat.

I was knocked silly by the blow.

They called it silly to do so.

It was silly of him to do it.

It's silly to quarrel over trifles.

Your head is full of silly notions.

Oh, my God, daddy! I'm sorry I called you silly!

People scorned him for his silly trade.

But the main aim is to stuff yourself silly before the winter hits!

Absurd, if you're not already aware, means ridiculous, or very very silly.

Silly mistakes and queer clothes often arouse ridicule.

In today's society, this might all seem rather silly, but this is completely understandable.

Two Middle Eastern heavyweights had pounded each other silly, at no cost to the Americans.

Get out of here, you nosy little pervert, or I'm gonna slap you silly!

“Don't be silly, ” said Hermione shortly.