lunk

noun

1. (derogatory, informal)A fool; an idiot; a lunkhead.

   “Nonetheless, the joyful lunk is clearly a character whom [Travis] Kelce is happy to play on television and podcasts.”

   ““Shadow Ticket” opens in Prohibition-era Milwaukee. Our hero: Hicks McTaggart — former union buster turned muscle for hire, sensitive lunk, good dancer.”

   “And the smiling lunk with his arm round the teenage girl – who he denies he had sex with later that evening – is living in a 30-room mansion on a 98-acre estate (which even his monarch brother reportedly doesn’t know how he pays for), joshing away at family funerals, and just sort of … riding it out, each time another of his lies about this story is exposed.”