dingbatty

English

Etymology

dingbat +‎ -y

Adjective

dingbatty (comparative more dingbatty, superlative most dingbatty)

1. Like a dingbat; silly and not very smart.
   • 1999, Antonya Nelson, Nobody's Girl:

     Of course she would involve the police and the football coach and a battery of Mark's dingbatty friends.

   • 2001, John Fischer, Saint Ben with the Saint's and Angel's Song, page 142:

     Then they returned in such a giddy mood that I could have easily mistaken my mother for one of Becky's dingbatty friends.

   • 2011, Jennifer Jabaley, Crush Control:

     Minnie's kind of dingbatty sometimes.