chumpish
Gullible and naive
Chumpish means resembling or characteristic of a chump—gullible, easily fooled, or acting like a sucker.
The word carries a mildly mocking tone: It was chumpish of me to believe his excuses.
Someone behaving chumpishly is being naive or letting themselves get taken advantage of.
Frivolous or absurd
- doltishSlow and dense
- dimwittedLacking mental acuity
- blockheadedStubbornly stupid
- denseClosely packed together
obtuse · dopey · thick · slow-witted · simple-minded · witless · brainless · boneheaded
Prone to blind trust
- dupedDeceived into believing
- trustingInclined to believe others
- naiveInnocently unsuspecting
- suckeredTricked into believing
deceived · hoodwinked · conned · exploited · swindled · bamboozled · gulled · fleeced
Showing contempt through words
- disparagingExpressing negative judgment
- belittlingExpressing contempt or dismissiveness
- contemptuousShowing open disrespect
- disdainfulShowing open contempt
dismissive · mocking · scornful · sneering · derisive · deprecating · condescending · taunting
silly
Frivolous or absurd
- doltishSlow and dense
- dimwittedLacking mental acuity
- blockheadedStubbornly stupid
dense · obtuse · dopey · thick · slow-witted · simple-minded · witless · brainless · boneheaded · dunderheaded
credulous
Prone to blind trust
suckered · deceived · hoodwinked · conned · exploited · swindled · bamboozled · gulled · fleeced · marks
insulting
Showing contempt through words
- disparagingExpressing negative judgment
- belittlingExpressing contempt or dismissiveness
- contemptuousShowing open disrespect
disdainful · dismissive · mocking · scornful · sneering · derisive · deprecating · condescending · taunting · ridiculing
chumpishcunning
Sly, scheming cleverness
wily · crafty · streetwise · street-smart · nobody's fool