"induhvidual" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "Blend of individual + duh. In 1995, Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams asked readers of the Dilbert Newsletter to come up with a \"good derogatory nickname for non-DNRC [Dogbert's New Ruling Class, the official Dilbert fanclub] people\" that \"should sound harmless and endearing but have a clever double meaning\", ultimately selecting \"induhvidual\" (submitted by \"Heather of Beantown\") as the winning entry. Issues of the newsletter since then have included a section called \"True Tales of Induhviduals\" featuring reader-contributed stories about people doing foolish things.",
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          "ref": "1999 November 30, Kim L. Serkes, “Draconian Plan”, in The San Francisco Chronicle",
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        "A foolish person, especially one whose blundering creates difficulty for others."
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