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Definition of fool
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of fool is as below...
Fool (n.) One who
counterfeits
folly;
a
professional
jester
or
buffoon;
a
retainer
formerly
kept to make
sport,
dressed
fantastically
in
motley,
with
ridiculous
accouterments..
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Motley-minded
::
Motley-minded
(a.)
Having
a mind of a
jester;
foolish.
Shallow-brained
::
Shallow-brained
(a.) Weak in
intellect;
foolish;
empty-headed.
Fool-large
::
Fool-large
(a.)
Foolishly
liberal.
Tot
::
Tot (n.) A
foolish
fellow.
Haver
::
Haver (v. i.) To
maunder;
to talk
foolishly;
to
chatter.
Noddy
::
Noddy (n.) A
simpleton;
a fool.
Patch
::
Patch (n.) A
paltry
fellow;
a
rogue;
a
ninny;
a fool.
Infatuated
::
Infatuated
(a.)
Overcome
by some
foolish
passion
or
desire;
affected
by
infatuation.
Outfool
::
Outfool
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
folly.
Busy
::
Busy (a.)
Officious;
meddling;
foolish
active.
Fooling
::
Fooling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Foo.
Innocent
::
Innocent
(a.)
Simple;
artless;
foolish.
Befool
::
Befool
(v. t.) To fool; to
delude
or lead into
error;
to
infatuate;
to
deceive.
Foolish
::
Foolish
(a.)
Marked
with, or
exhibiting,
folly;
void of
understanding;
weak in
intellect;
without
judgment
or
discretion;
silly;
unwise..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Resulting
from, or
indicating,
lack of
judgment,
discernment,
or
firmness;
unwise;
hence,
foolish..
Drevil
::
Drevil
(n.) A fool; a
drudge.
See
Drivel.
Sillily
::
Sillily
(adv.)
In a silly
manner;
foolishly.
Foolhardise
::
Foolhardise
(n.)
Foolhardiness.
Tomfoolery
::
Tomfoolery
(n.)
Folly;
trifling.
Gullish
::
Gullish
(a.)
Foolish;
stupid.
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