pinhead
/ˈpɪnˌhɛd/
noun
- The small, rounded top of a pin or needle.
- The artist used a pinhead to apply tiny dots of paint.
- The pinhead was so tiny she almost dropped it on the carpet.
- He carefully pressed the pinhead into the fabric.
- A very small amount or size, often used in comparisons.
- The seed was no bigger than a pinhead.
- They lived in a pinhead of a town in the middle of nowhere.
- The error was just a pinhead of a mistake in the long report.
- An insulting term for a person who is considered stupid or foolish.
- He called me a pinhead for forgetting my keys.
- Only a pinhead would try to fix a computer with a hammer.
- Don't be such a pinhead; read the instructions first.