The Collaborative International Dictionary
Moron \Mo"ron\ (m[=o]"r[o^]n), n. [Gr. mw^ros foolish, stupid.]
(Pedagogy) A mentally retarded person whose intellectual development proceeds normally up to about the eighth year of age and is then arrested so that there is little or no further development; an adult having the mental development of an 8-to-12-year old. A moron is considered capable of doing routine work under supervision.
Hence, a very stupid person. [informal, derogatory] [PJC] -- mo*ron"ic adj. -- mo*ron"ic*al*ly adv. -- mo"ron*ism n. -- mo*ron"i*ty n.
Wiktionary
adv. In a moronic manner.
Usage examples of "moronically".
Two of his mobile phones are bickering moronically, disputing ownership of his grid bandwidth, and his memory .
In ways I do not think Amy Vanderbilt would have approved: first, I blame the faint cavalier tone of adolescent sexism in this story--however innocent and moronically slaphappy it may be--on Huck.
Two of his mobile phones are bickering moronically, disputing ownership of his grid bandwidth.
The tragedy was the body lived happily and moronically on for at least another one hundred years.
His smile was, I think, supposed to look casually reassuring instead of moronically optimis•tic.