I assume you mean other than curves. An Enriques surface, or any surface with $p_g=0$ and nonnegative Kodaira dimension, will work.

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The question was whether there exist nonuniruled smooth projective varieties with Hodge numbers $h^{pq}=0$ for all $|p-q|>1$. Of course, any curve of positive genus has this property. In dimension $2$, an Enriques surface, or any surface with $p_g=0$ and nonnegative Kodaira dimension, will work. Using Kunneth's formula, we can see also that by taking products of Enriques surfaces or products of such surfaces with a positive genus curve, we have an example in every dimension.