slow in thought, action, or physical reaction; sluggish or slow-witted

To lose sharpness, as of a tool or blade

stupid and slow-witted; not clever or quick to react

a hard object without a sharp edge or point, such as a club, hammer, or stone, often used in the context of a weapon

An angle greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees.

stupid or slow on the uptake; obtuse; slow-witted

sharpness and bluntness of a blade; more generally, whether a situation is smooth or troublesome

success or failure, and smooth progress or setbacks; success and failure in all their aspects.

a dull, heavy, or muffled sound; a rumbling noise

(literary) stupid; thickheaded; dull-witted

slow in thought or movement; obtuse; same as [[迟钝|遲鈍|chi2 dun4]]

not sharp, especially referring to knives or swords

dull-witted; imbecile; stupid and slow in response

dull-witted; obtuse; stupid

condition characterized by a reduced sensitivity or dullness of the sense of taste (amblygeustia)

having slow or blunt thinking; being mentally dull or apathetic

(literary) describes a person who is weak-willed and slow-witted; lacking in spirit and intelligence

blunt or dull weapons; weaponry that has lost its sharpness or effectiveness

metaphor for prolonging someone's suffering or inflicting slow agony

The blunt or non-sharp end of a tool or object

(Buddhist term) describes a person who is slow or dull in understanding spiritual truths or Buddhist teachings; the opposite of [[利根|利根|li4 gen1]]

inert gas that is odorless and colorless with very low chemical reactivity

A clumsy or stupid person; a slow-witted fellow

a dull or aching pain that is not sharp

(bird species of China) blunt-winged warbler (Acrocephalus concinens)

(literary) slow-witted and mediocre; often used as a self-depreciating term for one's own limited talent