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a fool with the build of a linebacker and the grace of a falling piano.
means a clumsy, slow-witted person, usually big and usually meaning no harm.
from from old norse alfr, meaning elf — english once believed changelings left by elves were dim and awkward, so the elf's name became the insult.
original spellingauf, then ouph, then oaf
folklore linkoriginally meant a changeling elf child
tone shiftwent from supernatural to merely clumsy
cousin wordelvish origin also gave us oafish