Crossword clues for nerds
nerds
- Unlikely homecoming court members
- Unlikely class presidents
- Unhip ones
- Uncool geeks
- Types who think school is too cool
- Totally unhip types
- Tiny Willy Wonka candies
- Those celebrated on the podcast "Fantastic Geeks (and Where to Find Them)"
- They're not seen as cool at school
- They wear pocket protectors, stereotypically
- Sugary boxful
- Studious stereotypes
- Stereotypical trivia whizzes
- Stereotypical tech entrepreneurs
- Stereotypical Pi Day celebrants
- Stereotypical members of the math team
- Stereotypical mathletes
- Some social misfits
- Some characters in the film "Real Genius"
- Societal goofballs
- Socially challenged group
- Social zeros
- Social rejects, stereotypically
- Smart guys who have trouble scoring
- Small, sour candies
- Silicon Valley saga, "Triumph of the ___"
- School clique, perhaps
- Revenge-seeking group in a 1984 film
- Revenge-seekers of film
- Revenge seekers in a 1984 movie
- Revenge seekers in a 1984 film
- Revenge of the ___
- Relatives of Teddys?
- Pocket-protector set?
- Pocket protector purchasers, perhaps
- Pocket protector pack
- People who actually LIKE school!!! Haha, let's beat them up
- Overstudious students
- Overstudious ones
- Overly bookish ones
- Ones who rarely skip class
- Ones who got revenge in a 1984 comedy
- Obsessive smarties
- Obsessive experts
- Obsessed, nonsocial ones
- Nestlé candy sold under the Wonka brand
- Most characters on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Modern-day squares
- Mathletes, maybe
- Live action role-playing types
- Little candies sometimes on a gummy rope
- Joke targets, at times
- Jocks' counterparts
- Ineffectual types
- High-school outcasts, stereotypically
- Grape or strawberry candy
- Geeky-sounding candy
- Geeky students
- Geeky sorts
- Geeky ones
- Geeky guys
- Fruit-flavored candy in a box
- Enthusiasts, unflatteringly
- Dorky youths
- Crossword constructors, perhaps
- Computer whizzes, stereotypically
- Computer geeks
- Comic-Con habitues, stereotypically
- Comic-Con habitués
- Certain school clique
- Certain high school clique
- Cast of characters in "The Big Bang Theory"
- Candy with a short-lived chewy version called Dweebs
- Candy sold in ropes
- Candy in two-compartment boxes
- Bully's targets
- Bullies' targets
- Brainy introverts
- Brainiacs, maybe
- Bookworms, maybe
- Bookish sorts
- Binges on Sporcle quizzes, say, with "out"
- Adorkable types
- "The Big Bang Theory" guys, e.g
- "The Big Bang Theory" crowd
- "Out crowd" members
- "Big Bang Theory" types
- ___ Rope (Wonka candy)
- __ out: gets excited in a geeky way, in slang
- Twerps' cousins
- Squares of sorts
- The socially lost, in stereotypes
- Hardly hipsters
- Types wearing pocket protectors
- Teased teen-agers
- Social misfits
- School clique, maybe
- They're not cool
- They aren't in
- Dorks
- Out group
- Unpopular ones
- They're hardly hip
- Ones unlikely to be voted "most popular"
- Jocks' antitheses
- Teen outcasts
- Pocket protector brigade
- Bullies' targets, often
- Uncool sorts
- The out crowd?
- Overly studious types
- They're not in the in crowd
- Dweebs
- Unhip types
- "Revenge of the ___" (1984 comedy)
- Studious crowd
- Willy Wonka Candy Company brand
- Poindexter types
- Whizzes at quizzes?
- "Study, study, study" types
- Propeller-heads
- Willy Wonka Candy Company candy
- Eggheaded sorts
- Techies, stereotypically
- Colorful, pebble-like candies
- Poindexters
- Brainy high school clique
- Uncool types
- Social flops
- Modern-day drips
- Jerks
- Wimps' cousins
- Revengers in a recent film
- They're not hip
- Saps' kin
- Kin of wimps
- Simps
- Revengers in a film
- Stupes
- Geordie ways to produce geeks?
- Celtic hooligans cuddling right geeky types
- Can we appear obsessed hackers ultimately?
- New Hebrides regularly excluded the socially inept
- Boringly studious types
- Boringly studious people
- Brainy bunch
- Uncool group
- Rips apart
- Geeky types
- Bookish bunch
- Unlikely prom kings (though there are exceptions)
- Square figures
- In-group outcasts
- Uncool ones
- Social outcasts
- Hardly hepcats
- Bookish group
- Some intellectuals
- Social goofballs
- Overly intellectual sorts
- ''Revenge of the ___''
- Wonka candy sometimes stuck to a licorice rope
- Willy Wonka candy brand
- Unhip sorts
- Uncool people
- The socially lost
- Tech entrepreneurs, stereotypically
- Stereotypical pocket protector wearers
- Stereotypical chess team members
- Square ones
- Pocket protector wearers
- Mathletes, stereotypically
- Brainiacs, typically
- "The Big Bang Theory" males
- Willy Wonka candy made of candy-coated sugar crystals
- Victims of jocks, perhaps
- Users of slide rules, stereotypically
Wiktionary
n. (plural of nerd English)
Wikipedia
Nerds are an American candy sold by Nestlé under The Willy Wonka Candy Company. Their unusual shape and thin candy-coating is comparable to rock candy. With their anthropomorphic covers, Nerds usually contain two flavors per box, and each flavor has a separate compartment and opening. Larger packages may contain various colors—sometimes referred to as "Rainbow Nerds."
Usage examples of "nerds".
There may be, proportionately, many more nerds among scientists than among backhoe operators or fashion designers or traffic wardens.
Scientists are nerds, socially inept, working on incomprehensible subjects that no normal person would find in any way interesting - even if he were willing to invest the time required, which, again, no sensible person would.
Norman Conquest involved a horde of high-belted, pocket-protected, calculator-carrying nerds with broken glasses invading England.
There are more boy nerds than girl nerds, but there are plenty of both.
So those who find nerds distasteful, but at the same time crave the products of science, face a kind of dilemma.
Subsidize not the curiosity of the nerds, but what will benefit society.