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Really? Not very common U.S. slang if you ask me. I've never heard it in all my 50+ years. Certainly, the first four letters, but over here the six-letter word pretty much would mean a blunder as well.

Yogi Bear had a friend called that I think...

But he was smart, or had a conscience at least.

Quite so, mathprofrockstar.

I think I've found out why Doc used this dubious "stupid fellow" definition. There's an ambiguity in older editions of Chambers - mine from 1998, for instance - as to which meaning the 6-letter form applies to. This is clarified in more recent editions - 2008, for example - by the simple insertion of a semicolon, showing that it applies solely in the sense of a "blunder", not a "stupid fellow".

All done bar one. I'm missing a stop on my Express route.

19d, a four letter port of which I have three, and no matter how hard I look I can't find it.

Please help while I still have some hair left.

Thanks in anticipation,

Vin

Could you have a letter wrong? They are all on the Wiki page for the subject.
(Sorry don't have puzzle with me)

Hi.

19d isn't one of the unclued lights.

Estupido! I've already got them all, I lost the clue for 19d when I printed the crossword.

Thanks again,

Vin

I doubt whether many people south of the 48th Parallel are familiar with this bunch of unspellables. For those still struggling I would say work out the start to 40 across and this will suggest what sort of reference book you need to start hunting in.
(Apologies Winston for the terminal preposition.)