is not used in this context, is it? I got it from my grammar book, which refers to this passage in Alice in Wonderland
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means someone who is stupid or foolish
dictionary.reference.com/search?q=simpleton&r=67
its not a very common insult, but i wouldn't go around calling people it in the street. except on the isle of sheppey
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dictionary.reference.com/search?q=simpleton&r=67
its not a very common insult, but i wouldn't go around calling people it in the street. except on the isle of sheppey
i'm sorry no offense meant.
I thought simpleton was a wordplay derived from singleton.
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I thought simpleton was a wordplay derived from singleton.