Crossword Clue: Anyone able to rattle off more than 10 digits of pi, probably
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- 4chan contributor, stereotypically
- "___ alert!"
- ___ glasses (geek-chic attire)
- "American ___" (Benjamin Nugent book)
- "Angry Video Game ___" (web series featuring a profane game reviewer)
- A jerk
- Anthony Edwards got "revenge" as one in a 1984 film
- Antisocial sort
- Anyone able to rattle off more than 10 digits of pi, probably
- Anyone who can speak Klingon, e.g.
- A real drip
- Academia nut?
- 'Big Bang Theory' type
- Bill Gates, snarkily
- Bill-Gates-to-be type?
- Adorkable one
- Aficionado
- Black ___ Problems (pop culture website)
- Black-sock wearer in gym, stereotypically
- Awkward brainiac type
- Awkward, geeky person
- Almost any character on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Book lover to the extreme
- Bookish one
- Bookish person, perhaps
- Bookish person
- Bookish persona
- Bookish sort
- Bookish type, often
- Bookish type
- Bookworm
- Bookworm, in stereotypes
- Bookworm, maybe
- Bookworm, perhaps
- Bookworm, scornfully
- Bookworm, stereotypically
- Bookworm, to a bully
- Bore
- Grade school designation
- Comic book reader, stereotypically
- Comic-Con attendee, stereotypically
- Comic-Con attendee
- Dateless sort
- Dull guy
- Dull one
- Dull person
- Dullard, in spades
- Intellectual misfit
- Intellectual sort
- Dully studious type
- Dungeons & Dragons fan, stereotypically
- Dungeons & Dragons player, stereotypically
- Internet addict, perhaps
- D&D fan, stereotypically
- Common butt of jokes
- Dweeb
- Dweebish sort
- Dweeb's cousin
- Dweeb's kin
- Dweeb's pal
- Dweeby, bookish type
- Dweeby fellow
- Dweeby sort
- Dweeby type
- Common teen-movie persona
- Brainiac, stereotypically
- Brainiac's put-down
- Brainy introvert
- Brainy person, and proud of it
- Brainy, science-loving person, stereotypically
- Brainy, socially inept sort
- Brainy sort
- Computer __
- Computer ___
- Computer geek?
- Computer geek, e.g.
- Computer geek, for instance
- Computer geek
- Feckless fellow
- Computer pro, perhaps
- Homework lover, maybe
- Egghead, in stereotypes
- Egghead
- Eggheady sort, in stereotypes
- Eggheady sort, stereotypically
- Eggheady sort
- Future billionaire, perhaps
- Future CEO
- IT guy, stereotypically
- Guy with his nose always stuck in a book
- Guy with little chance at a supermodel, stereotypically
- Contemporary dull one
- Filmdom's Napoleon Dynamite, for one
- Buff to an excessive extent
- Bullys frequent target
- Bully's prey, in stereotypes
- Bully's prey, often
- Bully's prey, perhaps
- Bully's prey, traditionally
- Bully's target
- Bully's target, maybe
- Bully's target, often
- Bully's target, perhaps
- Bully's victim, often
- Geek kin
- Geek (out)
- Geek
- Geekazoid
- Geek's cousin
- Geek's relative
- Geeky, bookish sort
- Geeky guy
- Geeky one
- Geeky person
- Geeky sort found within this puzzle's four longest answers
- Geeky sort
- Geeky type
- Dilbert, e.g.
- Encyclopedia reader from A to Z, say
- "Happy Days" put-down
- Hardly a BMOC
- Hardly a hipster
- Disappointing date, maybe
- Hardly Joe Cool
- Hardly Mr. Cool
- Hardly one of the in crowd
- Hardly The Fonz
- Get excited about crosswords, say, with "out"
- Do 10 crosswords in a row, say, with "out"
- Creature in Dr. Seuss's "If I Ran the Zoo"
- Campus misfit
- Campus outcast
- Head-buried-in-books type
- Java aficionado, of a sort
- Cross ___ (shameless!)
- Clodhopper's cousin
- Crossword fanatic, perhaps
- Dolt
- Jerk
- Jerry Lewis's "Nutty Professor" was an early example of one
- In-crowd outcast
- In-crowd outsider
- In-group outcast
- Excessive studier
- Doofus-y sort
- Doofus
- Dork
- Dorkmeister
- Dorky sort
- Dorky type
- Dorky youth
- Jock's antithesis
- Jock's counterpart
- Dotcom millionaire, stereotypically
- Herd member?
- Extreme aficionado
- Ineffectual person
- Inept individual, stereotypically
- Inept individual
- Goofball
- Drip
- High school bookworm, in stereotypes
- High school bookworm, stereotypically
- High school bookworm
- Drip's cousin
- High school misfit
- High school outcast
- High-school put-down
- High school stereotype
- Society oddball
- Serious sci-fi fan, say
- Stock character in teen comedies
- "The ___," 1987 Shue play
- Many a character on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Many a comic book collector
- "The ___," Shue play
- Many a Pi Day celebrant
- "Kick me" sign wearer, stereotypically
- Totally unhip type
- "The Big Bang Theory" type
- Whom a bully may bully
- Overly academic type
- Overly bookish sort, stereotypically
- Overly bookish sort
- Overly bookish type, stereotypically
- Overly brainy sort
- Overly techie type
- Put-down that nowadays may be worn as a badge of honor
- Oaf
- Oafish one
- Mr. Uncool
- Role in many teen flicks
- Role-playing game player, stereotypically
- Martin Prince of "The Simpsons," e.g.
- Studious sort, and proud of it
- Obsessive enthusiast
- Obsessive fan
- Obsessive hobbyist
- Obsessive type
- Wimp
- Wimp's cousin
- Sheldon Cooper, e.g.
- Oddball of a sort
- Pal for a geek, maybe
- Math club member, stereotypically
- Mathlete, not an athlete
- Mathlete, perhaps
- Mathlete, stereotypically
- Trekkie, to some
- Pocket-protected one of stereotypes
- Quiz bowl lover, say
- Pocket protector purchaser
- Pocket-protector sporter, stereotypically
- Pocket-protector sporter
- Pocket protector wearer, in stereotypes
- Pocket protector wearer, perhaps
- Pocket protector wearer, stereotypically
- Pocket-protector wearer, stereotypically
- Poindexter type
- Poindexter
- Trivia night champion, perhaps
- Wonk
- Wonk, maybe
- Wonkish one
- Wonkish sort
- Napoleon Dynamite, e.g.
- Napoleon Dynamite, for one
- Member of a vengeful movie clique
- Once uncool sort who's now sort of cool
- One lacking social graces
- One may celebrate Pi Day
- One may enjoy studying
- Loser
- One needing social work?
- Lout: Slang
- Lover of brain games
- Pencil pouched one
- One probably not with the jocks at the lunch table
- One scoring 100% on Sporcle quizzes, say
- One short on social skills
- One socially challenged
- Lunkhead
- One who might celebrate Pi Day
- One who might celebrate Towel Day
- One who might snort when he laughs
- One who ruins the curve, stereotypically
- President of the Chess Club, to some
- One who's not in
- One who's socially challenged
- One who's socially clueless
- One whos unhip
- One whose favorite website is Sporcle, say
- Person similar to a dweeb or a geek
- Person who gets picked on
- No jock
- Person who may be "adorkable"
- Person who might prefer the term "socially challenged"
- One with no hope in a popularity contest
- Person who wears a pocket protector, stereotypically
- No sophisticate he
- Modern misfit
- Modern square
- Pharrell Williams's rap group
- Nonsocial studier
- Pi Day celebrant, perhaps
- Pi Day celebrant, stereotypically
- Professor Frink on "The Simpsons," e.g.
- Revenge getter of film
- Revenge-seeker of film
- Propeller-head
- Not one of the cool crowd
- Rick Moranis in "Ghostbusters," e.g.
- Superbrainy sort
- Word reportedly coined in Seuss' "If I Ran the Zoo"
- Simp of a sort
- Twerp or jerk
- Twerp
- Twerp's cousin
- Twerp's next of kin
- Spend all weekend solving crosswords, say, with "out"
- Single-minded expert
- Single-minded person
- Single-minded sort
- Swirlie victim, perhaps
- Weenie
- Swot : Britain :: ___ : America
- Swot
- Type of person often seen on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Typical Rick Moranis film role
- U-turn from jock
- Ultramega "Star Wars" fan, e.g.
- This may be hard to date
- Schlemiel
- Schmo
- Scholastic sort, perhaps
- Scholastic stereotype
- Square figure?
- Square figure
- Square hidden in each of the five long across answers
- Square of a sort
- Square one
- Square sort
- Square type
- Square, updated
- Square
- Uncool bookworm
- Uncool character
- Uncool collegian
- Uncool dude
- Uncool fellow, stereotypically
- Uncool fellow
- Uncool kid
- Uncool one who lately is sort of cool
- Uncool one
- Uncool person
- Uncool sort
- Uncool student
- Uncool type
- Sci-fi conventiongoer, stereotypically
- Slashdot reader, maybe
- Unhip high-schooler, maybe
- Unhip one
- Unhip person
- Unhip sort
- Unhip type
- Screech or Urkel
- Taped eyeglasses wearer
- Taped-eyeglasses wearer
- Target of taunts
- Unlikely candidate for prom king
- Unlikely choice for prom king
- Unlikely class president
- Unlikely clique member
- Unlikely escort for a prom queen
- Unlikely homecoming king
- Unlikely party animal
- Unlikely prom king candidate
- Unlikely prom king or queen
- Unlikely prom king
- Unpopular sort
- Unpopular student
- Small, fruity candy
- Tech company founder, often
- Techie, maybe
- Techie, often
- Techie stereotype
- Techie, stereotypically
- Techie, traditionally
- Techie type
- Techie
- Teen comedy persona
- Teen comedy stereotype
- Teen comedy stock character
- Teen-movie persona
- Teen movie stereotype
- Teen outcast
- Urkel, for one
- Urkel of Family Matters for one
- Young Sheldon, e.g.
- User of the dating site www.matchgeeks.com, perhaps
- Stereotypical bookworm
- Stereotypical coder
- Stereotypical comic book fan
- Stereotypical Comic-Con attendee
- Stereotypical computer hacker
- Stereotypical computer programmer
- Stereotypical computer whiz
- Stereotypical cosplay participant
- Stereotypical egghead
- Stereotypical gamer
- Stereotypical Geek Squad employee
- Stereotypical IT staffer
- Stereotypical mathlete
- Stereotypical Mensan
- Stereotypical Pi Day celebrant
- Stereotypical pocket-protector wearer
- Stereotypical sci-fi fan
- Stereotypical science student
- Stereotypical sporter of a pocket protector
- Stereotypical tech worker
- Stereotypical techie
- Stereotypical uncool geek
- Stereotypical "xkcd" fan
- Stereotypically uncool collegian
- Stereotypically uncool person
- Test fan, say
- Steve Urkel, for one
- Steve Urkel on "Family Matters," e.g.
- Steve Urkel on "Family Matters," for one
- Steve Urkel or Napoleon Dynamite
- Social bungler
- Social dud, stereotypically
- Social goofball
- Social greenhorn
- Social lightweight
- Social misfit
- Social oddball
- Social outcast, maybe
- Social outcast
- Social washout
- Socially awkward one
- Socially awkward person
- Socially awkward type
- Socially challenged one, often
- Socially challenged person
- Socially clueless sort
- Socially ineffectual person
- Socially inept sort
- Socially inept type
- Socially maladroit sort
- Societal goofball
- Societal klutz
Recent Usage of Anyone able to rattle off more than 10 digits of pi, probably in Crossword Puzzles
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