| 释义 |
stumer
noun- a fool UK: SCOTLAND, 1985
The spelling “stumor” is also used. - I don’t want the whole beach to know I married a stumor. — Ian Pattison, Rab C. Nesbitt, 1988
- a forged or bad cheque UK, 1890
- When the peace came some of the cheques bounced and the Arabs, in particular, found that they had been handed a stumer[.] — Dave Winter, Israel Handbook, p. 775, 2001
- a mistake; a blunder; a mess UK, 1983
- The only stumer is the inclusion of a “joke” version of Luka Bloom’s “An Irishman in Chinatown”. — Geoff Wallis, The Rough Guide to Irish Music, p. 228, 2001
|