Lunk

Or the one where another "lunk"-that's what Planet Fitness calls these sorts of people- struggles to tie his shoes. ❋ Luke O'Neil (2011)

It was about at the point where Jack would shrug his shoulders as if to say there was no point in arguing with a lunk like Roger, which always made Roger mad. ❋ Con Chapman (2011)

One is her lunk of a boyfriend, another is a drunken and washed-up doctor. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

Homesick Wolves lunk Jelle Van Damme still wants to go back to Belgium. ❋ Barney Ronay (2010)

Then the big lunk from the adjoining territory is invited over for several days of intense passion, at least in the quantitative sense. ❋ Ph.D. Dan Wharton (2011)

To be fair, it's hard to put a lot of life into characters who are mere types — the conniving, career-driven press agent (Katie Cassidy); the lunk-headed, good-guy filmmaker (Michael Rady); the bad-boy bitter rich kid (Shaun Sipos) — and not particularly interesting types, at that. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The three take with them a beautiful pickpocket named Rosie who falls in love with a lunk Chaney frames for a robbery/murder committed by the strongman and the very violent midget. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Pitt, meanwhile, comes across as a bit of a knackered lunk, too vanilla for his struggles to grip in the same way as, say, those of Michael Sheen's Brian Clough in The Damned United – a film with a similar real-life sporting triumph template. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Our hero is a lovable lunk whose girlfriend is tired of his loser-ish ways. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Steve Santo is the sort of guy you would describe, affectionately, as a big lunk. ❋ Gene Weingarten (2010)

Those who hate selfish, lunk-headed, avaricious, shallow, backstabbing business weasels have entered a halcyon era in which every day has brought juicy new revelations that prove, if any proof were needed, that business people are truly the buttheads we always thought they were. ❋ Unknown (2010)