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