Synonym: fool, half-wit, imbecile, moron, simpleton. Antonym: genius. Similar words: idiotic, idiosyncrasy, idiosyncratic, riot, biotic, riotous, patriot, chariot. Meaning: ['ɪdɪət] 
n. a person of subnormal intelligence.
n. a person of subnormal intelligence. 
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(61) What a fucking idiot!
(62) When I lost my passport, I felt such an idiot.
(63) Who was that drivelling idiot on the radio this morning?
(64) My idiot wife has gone and waltzed off with my car keys and left me without any means of transport!
(65) Some idiot carved us up on the way over here - I don't know how he missed us!
(66) I felt a right idiot, standing there in front of all those people!
(67) Any idiot with a basic knowledge of French should be able to book a hotel room in Paris.
(68) He's a snivelling idiot!
(69) Why Joan ever married such an idiot in the first place is beyond me.
(70) I got shouted at by some idiot for walking past his house.
(71) Sly was not this big an idiot.
(72) I am the sinner or the bloody idiot.
(73) It was all your fault, you bloody idiot.
(74) Some idiot dented my car door last night.
(75) Don't you call me a stupid idiot!
(76) Ben Wright is also a big fat idiot.
(77) Rush Limbaugh is a big fat idiot.
(78) A big idiot is what they'd say.
(79) Unless he's a complete idiot, he'll understand.
(80) But then, like an idiot, I go down.
(81) Love had transmogrified him into a romantic idiot.
(82) There's nothing more dangerous than a resourceful idiot. Scott Adams 
(83) Clear the way! Clear the way, you idiot!
(84) If Taylor goes,[Sentencedict.com] what idiot would take the job?
(85) That blankety-blank little idiot took my watch!
(86) Some idiot forced Laura off the road yesterday.
(87) I felt an idiot, blacking out like that.
(88) That made him look like an idiot.
(89) Make me look like - like an idiot!
(90) But he felt like an idiot, a golf impostor.
More similar words: idiotic, idiosyncrasy, idiosyncratic, riot, biotic, riotous, patriot, chariot, antibiotic, audio, macrobiotic, odious, studio, tedious, hiding, acidic, mediocre, studious, abiding, accordion, solidify, subsidize, validity, incommodious, mediocrity, compendious, morbidity, subsidized, placidity, quotidian.