Naturally, like a good mother, she always reproved us for bad manners, or for being unkind to other children, or selfish, or affected, or oafish, or sulky.
"The Adventure of Living"
John St. Loe Strachey
Fortunate youth to possess a Croesus for a father: Yes; I suppose the governor must be tremendously oafish, said Stafford.
"At Love's Cost"
Charles Garvice
He was blaming himself bitterly now for his oafish clumsiness in blurting out the news so abruptly.
"The Adventures of Sally"
P. G. Wodehouse