clueless

Preposition: about

• anything: Had a site before but have lost it since moving offices I need the info being totally clueless about anything other than the prem!

Used with adjective complement

• look: He deserves a chance anyway - he can't look less clueless than Tim Sherwood on Saturday.
• seem: The problem is that Jack McConnell seems clueless about what to do.
• remain: Even by the time the world rolled around to 1985 and I was all but out of my teenage years I remained largely clueless.
• mean: Thu 26 January 2006 @ 02:51 Comment from: Unity [ Member ] Is there a word that means clueless multiplied several millions times?
• log: Logged clueless Full Member Posts: 251 Re: Themes and Topics & Photographs!

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: He can make or break a recording; will be utterly clueless or able to deal with any eventuality.
• completely: Firewalls: I'm not completely clueless, you know.
• totally: Any help in any direction would be most appreciated as I am totally clueless but really need help!
• pretty: Jaffer looks pretty clueless against Panesar, it has to be said.
• equally: Another disappointing result against a moderate Mangotsfield team who appeared as equally clueless as us.
• fairly: City's style was Route One and fairly clueless but they had chances.

Modifies a noun

• user: Their evidence seems to rest on a few clueless users who thought that SiteFinder stopped them getting 404 errors.
• people: Leo Strauss taught neocons that it was their duty to deceive the clueless American people in order to implement their agenda of global domination.
• n00bs: Its full of clueless n00bs:D btw the IBM disks die even if you have proper cooling.
• newbies: Otherwise, your site seems indistinguishable from a login screen spoofer - and will only be used by clueless newbies.
• adult: Schooling shows how knowing children can be, and The New Girl reminds us how clueless adults so often are.
• newbie: Old hat, it marks you as a clueless net newbie.